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Intern
Joined: 09 Apr 2023
Posts: 18
Given Kudos: 5
Location: India
Schools: ISB '25 (A)
GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V40
Typo in application
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04 Sep 2023, 03:42
04 Sep 2023, 03:42
I am super nervous about this and can't believe I did it.
I just submitted by ISB application and noticed that I made a typo entering my UG cgpa. I was supposed to enter 6.7 but put in 6.67
I'm not worried about it looking like me trying to fake it because technically I entered a lower score than the actual, and immediately wrote a mail to the admissions office letting them know this happened.
I hope this won't impact my overall chances of getting an interview call. Is there anyone here who faced something similar?
I just submitted by ISB application and noticed that I made a typo entering my UG cgpa. I was supposed to enter 6.7 but put in 6.67
I'm not worried about it looking like me trying to fake it because technically I entered a lower score than the actual, and immediately wrote a mail to the admissions office letting them know this happened.
I hope this won't impact my overall chances of getting an interview call. Is there anyone here who faced something similar?
Intern
Joined: 03 Dec 2020
Posts: 4
Given Kudos: 1
Location: India
Re: Typo in application
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04 Sep 2023, 04:00
04 Sep 2023, 04:00
Hey! Please don’t worry about this. Similar things happen throughout the application processes. It’s completely fine and it’s a minor error. Shouldn’t be an issue since you’ve written an email to the admissions team already. Don’t worry 
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Intern
Joined: 03 Dec 2020
Posts: 4
Given Kudos: 1
Location: India
Re: Typo in application
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04 Sep 2023, 04:02
04 Sep 2023, 04:02
TimeKitten wrote:
I am super nervous about this and can't believe I did it.
I just submitted by ISB application and noticed that I made a typo entering my UG cgpa. I was supposed to enter 6.7 but put in 6.67
I'm not worried about it looking like me trying to fake it because technically I entered a lower score than the actual, and immediately wrote a mail to the admissions office letting them know this happened.
I hope this won't impact my overall chances of getting an interview call. Is there anyone here who faced something similar?
I just submitted by ISB application and noticed that I made a typo entering my UG cgpa. I was supposed to enter 6.7 but put in 6.67
I'm not worried about it looking like me trying to fake it because technically I entered a lower score than the actual, and immediately wrote a mail to the admissions office letting them know this happened.
I hope this won't impact my overall chances of getting an interview call. Is there anyone here who faced something similar?
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