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by freedomfromIT » Fri May 22, 2009 9:53 pm
Hi all ..

I have not started with my GMAT preparation ...But this year i m planning to write GMAT ..Also i am targetting ISB hyd...
But i have some quick questions here ..
How do i appply to ISB ? Do i need to have a GMAT score before applying ...Or for that matter how does it happen with all Schools ?
Do we apply first or we get the score first ?
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by hk » Tue May 26, 2009 9:44 am
You need to have your GMAT score before you apply. Most schools have a section where they ask you to fill in your GMAT scores. So you need to take the GMAT before you apply. Although you could start your application process (essays, CV, recommendation letters etc) and take you GMAT but to submit your application process you need to have taken your GMAT..
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by AppReview » Tue May 26, 2009 10:02 am
Hi,

You need to take the GMAT before submitting your application. You can start working on your application in the meanwhile.

ISB's deadlines and admissions cycle closely resembles most US schools, but we advise you start early. As soon as the dates are announced (keep checking websites regularly) you should begin your process, and ideally submit your application in the first round as ISB generally has 2 rounds.

However, there are few requirements which differ from typical US B-Schools. As per the ISB website:

You may scan and upload the following documents as part of the online application in the format specified in the application.

Photograph
Passport
Proof of Income
Mark sheets/ transcripts


As we are an admissions consultancy venture based out of India, and have an ISB admit as part of our team, you can post further queries here or PM us, and we will be happy to revert.

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