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by sourabh12 » Mon Nov 19, 2012 10:39 pm
Hi,
Can someone please tell me the chances to get into ISB. My profile details are as below:

GMAT Score: 690 ( Q - 48, V - 37)
Target Year for MBA: 2014-15 batch

Academics
Class X: 93%
Class XII: 92%
Did my engineering from Jadavpur Univeristy (2009 Chemical Engineering graduate)
Engineering CGPA: 8.4 (Max Scale 10)

Work Experience - Total 3.5 years ( I will be applying with work ex of more than 4 years)

Worked for 2 years with Price Waterhouse Coopers India (Data Analytics and Business Intelligence)
Presently I am a part of the Climate Change and Sustainability Division of Ernst & Young. Here, we are mainly advising the major Indian industries to mitigate the impacts of climate change and benefit from different financing mechanisms. I have also worked in engagements involving renowned financial institutions such as The World Bank, IFC, KfW etc.

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Avid follower of soccer. Member of the School and College Quiz clubs.
Presently learning Spanish

Please let me know my chances of getting into ISB and other renowned SE Asian B-Schools.
I will be targeting ISB, NUS, NTU, HKST and may be to some European b-schools depending on the financials.

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Sourabh Mukherjee
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by milimbamission » Tue Nov 27, 2012 9:36 pm
Hi Sourabh,

I think your work experience is very interesting and will set you apart from other applicants. Is there any chance of boosting your GMAT to a 700+? If you are applying next year, you have time to bolster your extracurricular and community activities, and I would suggest that you do so. If you're able to make these improvements, I think you'd have a fairly good chance at ISB and other top SE Asian programs.

Best of luck!
Mili

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