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18 Jun 2022, 14:30
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Thanks a lot for your inputs.
This helps.
I am planning to take 1 more attempt to increase my score to ~750.
I have experts global 15 tests series and I am consistently scoring 760 in that. any idea if the scoring is somewhat in accordance with the real gmat?
Thanks.
Thanks a lot for your inputs.
This helps.
I am planning to take 1 more attempt to increase my score to ~750.
I have experts global 15 tests series and I am consistently scoring 760 in that. any idea if the scoring is somewhat in accordance with the real gmat?
Thanks.
19 Jun 2022, 01:42
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Hi jatin093
I have been in your shoes and can empathize with you. I am ISB class of 2016 graduate and have been helping numerous candidates get into their dream schools.
Regarding your profile, I would say that we would have to work on it a little bit to make it a well-rounded one.
Why do I say that? The answer is 'uniformity'
ISB adcom receives too many similar profiles every year and their biggest challenge is creating a diverse class of students. They want to know you more to make an informed decision. So, the biggest question is how will you stand out from the crowd.
There are 2 key aspects to this - One is GMAT and the other are essays.
I can see you're already working on improving your GMAT score. However, the 400-word essays will play a bigger role in convincing the adcom of the value you'll add to the class. We have created a framework that'll help you write compelling essays.
I'd also recommend getting on a free 1:1 consultation call so that I can understand your profile better and recommend more schools as per your question. You have tonnes of experience that I feel you can leverage to make your profile appealing to ISB adcom. You may write to me at [email protected] or visit our website admitexpert.com
I have been in your shoes and can empathize with you. I am ISB class of 2016 graduate and have been helping numerous candidates get into their dream schools.
Regarding your profile, I would say that we would have to work on it a little bit to make it a well-rounded one.
Why do I say that? The answer is 'uniformity'
ISB adcom receives too many similar profiles every year and their biggest challenge is creating a diverse class of students. They want to know you more to make an informed decision. So, the biggest question is how will you stand out from the crowd.
There are 2 key aspects to this - One is GMAT and the other are essays.
I can see you're already working on improving your GMAT score. However, the 400-word essays will play a bigger role in convincing the adcom of the value you'll add to the class. We have created a framework that'll help you write compelling essays.
I'd also recommend getting on a free 1:1 consultation call so that I can understand your profile better and recommend more schools as per your question. You have tonnes of experience that I feel you can leverage to make your profile appealing to ISB adcom. You may write to me at [email protected] or visit our website admitexpert.com
19 Jun 2022, 01:51
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Hi Viren
Your work experience is on a higher side as compared to the average work experience of a typical ISB class. I would recommend working on your GMAT. However, ISB adcom is more interested in how you'll make the class more diverse. You clearly have a really good work experience. Your biggest task is to pick your biggest accomplishments and learnings from your career and share them with the ISB adcom. Why don't you get on a free consultation call with me and we can take it up from there?
Btw, I am also an ISB alum who's helping candidates get into their dream schools.
You can write to me at [email protected] or book your free consultation from our website admitexpert.com
Your work experience is on a higher side as compared to the average work experience of a typical ISB class. I would recommend working on your GMAT. However, ISB adcom is more interested in how you'll make the class more diverse. You clearly have a really good work experience. Your biggest task is to pick your biggest accomplishments and learnings from your career and share them with the ISB adcom. Why don't you get on a free consultation call with me and we can take it up from there?
Btw, I am also an ISB alum who's helping candidates get into their dream schools.
You can write to me at [email protected] or book your free consultation from our website admitexpert.com
