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Originally Posted by rits_07
Hi folks!!!
First my profile
MBA ICFAI Hyd 05 - 9.2 CGPA
BE Mumbai Uni 03- 63%
XII Hyd 99- 90%
X ICSE 97- 75%
decent extra curricular during MBA - have 6 awards from 3 different management fests but almost nil before that.
Three years of work ex in a mid size IT MNC in consulting, current designation is Senior Consultant. Two years international experience in Malaysia 1.2 years and US 1 year, will be 2 years in US by the time I might join ISB. Since last two years have performed lead roles in SCM domain.
A member of quiz club and social help group in my organization, have been quiz master and spent many hours in various NGO.Also participated in sports events in my company.
I have been contemplating things over the last few months on ways to advance career and get into strategic IT/SCM consulting or Delivery/Account Management and ISB seems to be my best shot at being able to make this transition. The above goals are not frozen but might change or get streamlined if I join ISB. I have only considered IIMA PGPex other than ISB but have not given it a serious thought yet.
My decision on giving ISB a shot is firm and have started working on taking GMAT around june.
My questions to other friends out there are
- Minimal GMAT score to assume I might get a call for interview
- Where do I stand in terms of diversity since my job is not core technical but still involves working with a software product and managing technical deliverables apart from domain related work.. This comes from the fact that IT industry sends the max number of applicants to ISB .
-How many people in current/previous ISB batches are previous MBAs and how does it enhance/reduce my chances or what different will the AdCom do to evaluate my profile compared to non MBA grads.
-Co09 admits and Co08 outgoing alumni could you give us any numbers/estimate of applicants and batch size which ISB is planning for Co10.
Any other views/advice are appreciated.
TIA
Rits
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Hi, Rits! First thing first. IMHO your profile is very impressive with a right mix of extra curriculars with WorkEx. Having said that, I would also like to point out that though there is no cut-off or written-rule for entry into ISB, a decent 700+ score (in conjunction with Work Ex & Extra Curric) makes a good chance to make it into ISB.
Well... I am not very sure about the percentage figures on folks already having an MBA making into ISB. But in my view, the one-year course @ ISB being busy in schedule, it should help one with good knowledge of subject matters.
-Shail