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ISB MFAB Review – Things You Should Definitely Know



Keshav Aggarwal, now an ISB MFAB student, is a graduate from the London School of Economics and joined his family business right after his graduation. He took ownership of complete operations of the manufacturing plant, focusing on introducing new technologies and methodologies to improve the product and process quality. On this journey, with several plant improvements and initiatives to his credit, he realized the need to get a formal education in the family business and entrepreneurship. Then is when ISB MFAB happened, and here is his take and insights into the program, and his ISB MFAB review for all you MFAB aspirants..ISB MFAB Review
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Top MBA Colleges in India



While cracking the CAT exam is the first step towards your goal of getting into one of the most prestigious B-schools in India, one of the most critical decisions you will have to make is about choosing the right school for you. While one ranks higher, the other has a better placement record. While getting the MBA degree in one is easier on your pocket, the other gives you the right exposure to their vast network of influential people. So, whether it is career building, progression, or knowledge, your path to the goal through one of these institutions is far less bumpy and far more fruitful. Here’s a snapshot of the top MBA Colleges in India and what they offer you..Best MBA in India
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ISB Admissions Round 1 vs Round 2



Should you apply to ISB MBA Round 1 or ISB Round 2? This is a perennial question that many ISB MBA applicants ask. We have earlier tried to answer this, but perhaps that response was not comprehensive enough. Here is our perspective on this now, which will help you make a more confident decision on ISB executive MBA Admissions Round 1 vs Round 2..ISB
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5 tips to crack ISB interviews



ISB admissions are extremely competitive. You can expect to be asked anywhere from 10 to 15 questions, each of which will be on a different subject, during the course of your interview. If you want to give yourself the best possible chance of succeeding, you should practice with someone who can give you feedback on how well you are doing and prepare in advance for each question that will be asked. You will gain a better understanding of what works and what does not work during an interview as a result of doing this, which will allow you to improve your performance in the interview..5 tips to crack ISB interviews
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One Year vs Two Year MBA



It is an old argument. The one year MBA can be completed faster; the two year option is more comprehensive; the two year option is the ‘original MBA’; the one year option is part of a ‘rising trend’. We hear these arguments and many more like them every day. The one year MBA vs two year MBA debate is not new, but it rages on every year. Some applicants, without considering all the facts available to them, often decide to rule out programs of one type just because they do not understand all the facts around one year and two year MBA programs. This article is meant to help clarify some of the aspects on which one year MBA programs differ from two year programs..One Year vs Two Year MBA
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How to Get into the ISB PGP through the EEO



The Indian School of Business (ISB) is a prestigious management institution offering world-class education to its students. The Post Graduate Program in Management (PGP) at ISB is a highly sought-after program, and many aspiring candidates apply each year. In this article, we will explore the Early Entry Option (EEO) route to get into the ISB PGP and how you can make your application stand out..How to Get into the ISB PGP through the EEO
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5 myths about ISB admissions (and what actually moves the needle)

Myth 1: “Only a 740+ gets you in.”
Reality: ISB is holistic. A great score helps, but impact, leadership, and clarity of goals separate admits from lookalikes.
Do this: Pair a strong GMAT/GRE with quantified outcomes, sharp essays, and proof you can lead.

Myth 2: “I’m an Indian male in IT/finance, so I have no chance.”
Reality: Overrepresented ≠ disqualified. Generic stories sink you, not your industry.
Do this: Show spikes that others cannot claim: ownership of a P&L, cross-functional influence, hard metrics, and people leadership.

Myth 3: “R1 is everything. R2 is a waste.”
Reality: Both rounds admit strong candidates. Submitting a complete, high-quality application in R2 beats a rushed R1.
Do this: Apply when your package is at its peak. If needed, retake the test or add a graded course before hitting submit.

Myth 4: “Without a brand-name employer or global stint, I’m out.”
Reality: Prestige helps, but consistent achievement and upward trajectory matter more.
Do this: Translate work into business results. Use numbers, stakeholder quotes, and promotions to prove momentum.

Myth 5: “ECs must be national-level trophies.”
Reality: Depth beats spectacle. Admissions value sustained contribution, initiative, and community impact.
Do this: Show you built or scaled something, mentored others, or created new value over time.

Final tip: Make your goals specific to ISB’s ecosystem. Tie your short-term role to ELPs, labs, clubs, and recruiters on campus, and show why ISB is the fastest path from what you’ve done to what you will deliver.
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