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18 Nov 2024, 04:15
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Hi Team,
Below is my profile with a couple of questions:
Need an honest advice! ISB R2 2025
I'm a 27 year old senior analyst working at BCG for the past 2.5 years, post this I was at Merkle Sokrati (dentsu) & have a total of 6 years of work ex.
My acads are as follows:
10th - 9.8 GPA
12th - 80%
CGPA - 7.4 (82%) SRMIST, B Tech Engineer
Have worked with couple of start-ups during college & have received multiple awards in my professional career as well.
I am aiming for ISB R2 this year & have a GRE score of 325.
My biggest dilemma is should I give a re-attempt considering I've a decent professional background & more than required work-ex?
Spoke to a couple of folks, they said 325 GRE won't cut it for R2 and it's better to apply in R3, but my worry is will R3 have enough seats to accommodate a generic profile like me?
Below is my profile with a couple of questions:
Need an honest advice! ISB R2 2025
I'm a 27 year old senior analyst working at BCG for the past 2.5 years, post this I was at Merkle Sokrati (dentsu) & have a total of 6 years of work ex.
My acads are as follows:
10th - 9.8 GPA
12th - 80%
CGPA - 7.4 (82%) SRMIST, B Tech Engineer
Have worked with couple of start-ups during college & have received multiple awards in my professional career as well.
I am aiming for ISB R2 this year & have a GRE score of 325.
My biggest dilemma is should I give a re-attempt considering I've a decent professional background & more than required work-ex?
Spoke to a couple of folks, they said 325 GRE won't cut it for R2 and it's better to apply in R3, but my worry is will R3 have enough seats to accommodate a generic profile like me?
27 Nov 2024, 23:48
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Hi sachin97singhania,
Your profile is quite strong, with a good academic background, relevant work experience, and a decent GRE score. However, given the highly competitive nature of ISB and the importance of a strong GRE score.
Work Experience: Your experience at BCG and Merkle Sokrati is a major strength. Highlight your specific contributions, leadership roles, and impact on the business.
Strong Essays and Recommendations: Craft compelling essays that showcase your unique experiences, career goals, and fit with the program. Secure strong letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak to your leadership abilities, work ethic, and potential.
Networking: Connect with alumni of ISB to gain insights and potential mentorship.
Regarding R2 vs. R3:
While R2 can be a good option, R3 might have fewer seats available and increased competition. It's best to aim for R2.
In conclusion, while your profile is strong, crafting a strong application with compelling essays and strong letters of recommendation. can further enhance your chances of admission to ISB.
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29 Nov 2024, 21:02
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Hello sachin97singhania,
Hope this email finds you well.
Yes, the score is lower than the average; however, the question is a tricky one since it really depends on whether you will be able to push this score up before R3.
If you are confident of a significant improvement, you may wait; else, you should apply in R2.
All the best!
Hope this email finds you well.
Yes, the score is lower than the average; however, the question is a tricky one since it really depends on whether you will be able to push this score up before R3.
If you are confident of a significant improvement, you may wait; else, you should apply in R2.
All the best!
sachin97singhania
