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10 Nov 2025, 22:57
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Female, 10th (ICSE) 92%, 12th (82%), B. Tech (7.3 CGPA) (tier 1 engineering college)
GMAT FE 655
Work ex: 3.5 years. Currently working as an analyst/consultant at a non big 4 org. I work with clients in the USA and the UK. I deal with financial data and most of my work is migration of legacy codes into newly licensed softwares and eliminating manual inputs by creating fully automated workflows. A large chunk of the outputs of my work deal with the risk appetite and regulatory side of the business.
I’ve received an award and a promotion in my time with my current org and have brought in a client whose engagement resulted in a 150K GBP remuneration (annually). I am also one of the only two people from my org handling the day to day operations with the stakeholders.
I was the head of the creative team of the dramatics club as well as the managing editor for the university’s newspaper and magazine. We won a number of prizes for our annual productions in the dramatics club. For the newspaper, I managed a budget of 3LPA, acted as a liaison on behalf of the dean of students’ welfare, oversaw the editorial team and helped us transition from print media to virtual and even auditory one.
Was also a member of the student council in school.
My biggest concern at the moment is if I would be at a risk if I were to apply in R3 given how competitive it is. I’m planning on taking the gmat again and improving my score to a 685+ hopefully
GMAT FE 655
Work ex: 3.5 years. Currently working as an analyst/consultant at a non big 4 org. I work with clients in the USA and the UK. I deal with financial data and most of my work is migration of legacy codes into newly licensed softwares and eliminating manual inputs by creating fully automated workflows. A large chunk of the outputs of my work deal with the risk appetite and regulatory side of the business.
I’ve received an award and a promotion in my time with my current org and have brought in a client whose engagement resulted in a 150K GBP remuneration (annually). I am also one of the only two people from my org handling the day to day operations with the stakeholders.
I was the head of the creative team of the dramatics club as well as the managing editor for the university’s newspaper and magazine. We won a number of prizes for our annual productions in the dramatics club. For the newspaper, I managed a budget of 3LPA, acted as a liaison on behalf of the dean of students’ welfare, oversaw the editorial team and helped us transition from print media to virtual and even auditory one.
Was also a member of the student council in school.
My biggest concern at the moment is if I would be at a risk if I were to apply in R3 given how competitive it is. I’m planning on taking the gmat again and improving my score to a 685+ hopefully
10 Nov 2025, 23:35
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Hi !
Your candidacy is not dependent on which Round you are applying. As a former director of admissions of ISB and as a mentor, I can assure you that your chances won’t be affected adversely if you are applying in Round 3.
Please go ahead and apply. Make sure you craft a compelling essay and start a thorough preparation of interview from day One. Don’t wait for the interview call to start interview prep, it would be late by then.
Feel free to connect with me if you need more clarification on how the evaluation of applications happen and the best strategy to prepare.
Best wishes!
Manish Mishra
Former Director of Admissions - ISB
Founder - TutelageX
www.tutelagex.com
Your candidacy is not dependent on which Round you are applying. As a former director of admissions of ISB and as a mentor, I can assure you that your chances won’t be affected adversely if you are applying in Round 3.
Please go ahead and apply. Make sure you craft a compelling essay and start a thorough preparation of interview from day One. Don’t wait for the interview call to start interview prep, it would be late by then.
Feel free to connect with me if you need more clarification on how the evaluation of applications happen and the best strategy to prepare.
Best wishes!
Manish Mishra
Former Director of Admissions - ISB
Founder - TutelageX
www.tutelagex.com
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10 Nov 2025, 23:40
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Hey there,
Since you are an engineer - getting in with this GMAT seems a bit difficult. R3 is difficult, but not putting your best foot forward is even more of an issue. I myself applied in R3 as an engineering candidate; didn't work out, so I applied again in R1 within a few months.
The Admit Co.
Contact us on whatsapp → https://wa.me/7689992562
Catch candid ISB alum admission stories every Thursday on The Legacy Lounge → LinkedIn
Since you are an engineer - getting in with this GMAT seems a bit difficult. R3 is difficult, but not putting your best foot forward is even more of an issue. I myself applied in R3 as an engineering candidate; didn't work out, so I applied again in R1 within a few months.
The Admit Co.
Contact us on whatsapp → https://wa.me/7689992562
Catch candid ISB alum admission stories every Thursday on The Legacy Lounge → LinkedIn
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