Welcome, all LBS class of 2024 hopefuls. Let's use this platform to know each other, exchange ideas, discuss app strategies? Who all are applying? Let us know by commenting below. Follow the thread and bookmark this post Join LBS chat LBS Intake MBA Deadlines Round Application Due Interview invitations Decisions Released Round 1 Sep 10, 2021 Oct 14, 2021 Dec 2, 2021 Round 2 Jan 6, 2022 Feb 10, 2022 Apr 7, 2022 Round 3 Mar 25, 2022 Apr 28, 2022 Jun 10, 2022

If I remember well, you can submit the application before the referral

Hey everyone, any idea on the policy that LBS has for improved GMAT scores post application deadline, If you get an improved score say 1 month post the deadline and the decision has not yet been given, what is the probability that they might consider the new one, also if we do get the admit will the new GMAT score help in negotiating for scholarships

Hi, does anyone know how much time does LBS allow between an interview invite and the actual interview?

Once interview invites are out, there is a 4 week period where you are expected to schedule an interview with the Alum, along with the video interview upload as well. Process described in the below link: https://www.arleeconsulting.com/ARLee%2 ... rocess.pdf

Is there any application fee waiver

Hi catechol , there is really no such policy. If your application has been discarded purely based on your GMAT score and your improved score comes before interview invitations are released (e.g. a week before), there is a chance they might reconsider your application. How high is this chance? No one can really tell. As for scholarships, usually, they are not negotiable, but a higher GMAT score makes you a stronger candidate for merit-based scholarships. I hope this helps. Warm regards Alex

How bad is a 4yrs work exp (at the time of joining)? 2 of my colleagues told me that it’s really low to apply with....

am0804 , There is nothing bad or good.. It depends on your overall application man.. You might have achieved in 4 years what others take 6 years to achieve.. So dont worry man.. If you feel you are ready just go ahead and apply.. Dont take too much advise from a lot of people...

am0804 , I agree with themagician . The average work experience at LBS is around 5.5 years and they even accept candidates with less than 3 (on exceptional cases). So 4 years of work experience is fine. If you check the profiles of students and alumni here ( https://www.london.edu/masters-degrees/ ... =relevancy ), you'll see that some of them had around 4 years of work experience at the time of the start of the program. I hope this helps. Warm regards Alex