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by asheffect » Sun Oct 31, 2010 11:31 pm
with my profile , do i stand a chance getting into ISB

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work ex-3 yrs
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Am feeling a little disheartened.......:( :roll:
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by waltz2salsa » Mon Nov 01, 2010 6:43 am
Dont let your score come in way of your application... You must strongly believe that an average score is not an accurate judge of your abilities. Only if you do so will the authorities concerned do as well. Make a strong case in your essays and have faith, the precursor to great results.

The point here is that ISB admits people with score ranging in the bracket 600-780, as told by the directors of the institute. If that's the case make a presentation that speaks volumes of your abilities. All the very best in your endeavor.

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