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Joined: 16 May 2023
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Location: India
Schools: ISB '25 (D) IIMC'26 (A) EPGP '26 (D) IIMA '26 (D)
GMAT Focus 1: 665 Q83 V84 DI82 
GMAT 1: 660 Q49 V30
GMAT 2: 700 Q48 V37
GPA: 4
WE:Supply Chain Management (Consulting)
Schools: ISB '25 (D) IIMC'26 (A) EPGP '26 (D) IIMA '26 (D)
GMAT Focus 1: 665 Q83 V84 DI82
GMAT 2: 700 Q48 V37
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23 May 2024, 23:42
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Hi I have a 700 GMAT score in Classic edition. Applied for ISB last year and got waitlisted after interview and eventually rejected.
10th & 12th: 90%+
B.E. Mechanical from Thapar (Tier-2): 9.01/10 CG
Experience: 3 yr 8m (till date): 2 yr in Warehouse (Supply Chain) & Rest in Analytics Consulting
Extra curricular:
1. Toastmasters (Core member) for more than a year
2. Social Media Blogger (5Mn+ Content views)
3. Written a book with close to ~70 books sold on Amazon (this is after my last ISB application)
I am trying to better my FE score but getting 645-655 in mocks. Should I write a FE exam just now and targetting 675 would suffice? Or shall I study more and target much better score?
Right now, I am looking for opportunities in ISB PGP
10th & 12th: 90%+
B.E. Mechanical from Thapar (Tier-2): 9.01/10 CG
Experience: 3 yr 8m (till date): 2 yr in Warehouse (Supply Chain) & Rest in Analytics Consulting
Extra curricular:
1. Toastmasters (Core member) for more than a year
2. Social Media Blogger (5Mn+ Content views)
3. Written a book with close to ~70 books sold on Amazon (this is after my last ISB application)
I am trying to better my FE score but getting 645-655 in mocks. Should I write a FE exam just now and targetting 675 would suffice? Or shall I study more and target much better score?
Right now, I am looking for opportunities in ISB PGP
24 May 2024, 01:49
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The GMAT score you'll need for the Indian School of Business (ISB) can vary depending on your profile, the competitiveness of the applicant pool in a given year, and other factors such as your academic and professional background. However, ISB typically looks for candidates with a strong overall application package, which includes not only a competitive GMAT score but also relevant work experience, leadership potential, academic achievements, and a compelling personal story.
While there's no fixed "cut-off" score, it's generally recommended to aim for a GMAT score above 700 to be competitive for ISB. Scores in the range of 710-750 are quite common among successful applicants. However, it's essential to remember that the GMAT is just one aspect of your application, so make sure to focus on strengthening all components of your profile.
Additionally, ISB also accepts GRE scores, so if you're more comfortable with that exam, you can consider taking the GRE instead. Ultimately, aim to achieve a score that reflects your abilities and potential as a business leader and complements the other aspects of your application.
While there's no fixed "cut-off" score, it's generally recommended to aim for a GMAT score above 700 to be competitive for ISB. Scores in the range of 710-750 are quite common among successful applicants. However, it's essential to remember that the GMAT is just one aspect of your application, so make sure to focus on strengthening all components of your profile.
Additionally, ISB also accepts GRE scores, so if you're more comfortable with that exam, you can consider taking the GRE instead. Ultimately, aim to achieve a score that reflects your abilities and potential as a business leader and complements the other aspects of your application.
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