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16 Aug 2017, 01:44
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Hi,
I am very curious about the difference in acceptance probability/possibility between Round 1 and Round 2. I am most likely going to miss the round 1 deadline, so planning to applying in round 1. I did not score good in GMAT so planning to retake it, that's why I will miss the round 1 deadline. I have been hearing from people that chances of getting into ISB in round 2 are more difficult than those in round 1. Please throw some light on this. I am very much concerned about the importance of the rounds.
Thanks in advance!
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I am very curious about the difference in acceptance probability/possibility between Round 1 and Round 2. I am most likely going to miss the round 1 deadline, so planning to applying in round 1. I did not score good in GMAT so planning to retake it, that's why I will miss the round 1 deadline. I have been hearing from people that chances of getting into ISB in round 2 are more difficult than those in round 1. Please throw some light on this. I am very much concerned about the importance of the rounds.
Thanks in advance!
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16 Aug 2017, 02:03
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I do not think round matters as number of seats are equally distributed. I have seen people who had very good credentials get rejected in round 1. Submit your app when you are confident of all aspects of your application. Actually it depends on the pool of applicants who apply. If more people with profile similar to yours apply, then it will be competitive irrespective of the round.
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17 Aug 2017, 23:14
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This article will help you: https://www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2013 ... dmissions/
And no, I am not a part of MBA Crystalball. So this isn't a marketing gimmick.
