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Angel,

Without knowing too much about your profile, I can only base this on a raw GMAT score - which is not advisable :)

But based on your GMAT score, your chances at ISB don't appear very bright. You could look at the tier 2 schools in India, or schools ranked between 70 and 100 in the US. If you want more help, please talk to us by scheduling an appointment at the link below.

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Hi Guys

I have given GMAT and scored a 620 (Q47 V28 IR6).

Since I have crossed the minimum required score for ISB (The only school i plan to apply), I want to give a shot to R1 rounds. I needed your feedback on the following:

1) If this would be right thing to do. Would this score be even considered even though the website says that minimum required is 600
2) What are the chances with such a score to get through
3) Any other good schools to look for with this score
4) How should the ISB application be, as in what is it that they look for in a competing application if score is not up to the mark
5) Any assistance on application from anyone who is applying to ISB this year/anyone who would want to share his/her experience and feedback, would be happy to receive :)

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Hi Angel,

With 620 GMAT Score it is very difficult to get into ISB. To get through ISB, I would recommend you to target atleast 680+ GMAT Score. You haven't mentioned about your academics and work experience. Please share your profile so that we can let you know your chances of getting admit to other B-Schools with your current GMAT Score. You can also PM your profile.

You may also gauge your chances of getting admission to top business school by trying this amazing tool https://bit.ly/1C9o2Md

Hope this helps.

Cheers,