[Damini Sud]

Hi,

We actually have an event called "GLOBAL MBA DREAM" in Hyderabad for all ISB 2009 Aspirants. If you want you can register for the event, free of charge:

#2, Panchsheela Towers
2nd Floor
Park Lane, Yellammagutta
Secunderabad H.O.
Hyderabad - 500003
Landmark: Beside Taruni
Phone: 040-66499389



416, Amrutha Estates
Himayathnagar
Hyderabad - 500 029.
Landmark: Above Pick 'N' Move
Phone: 040 - 66254600


#204, 2nd floor,
Mekins Mayank Maheswari Plaza
Ameerpet
Hyderabad-16
Landmark: Close to Green park Hotel
Phone:040-66364600

[mayank_kamal]

hi guys ..i am aiming ISB-2009 entry, i am from delhi...can we all delhitie come to common platform..i can arrange meeting.. i believe we can help each other out..

[catstyle]

Hi Mayank

I am also an ISB aspirant and want to find a similar platform.

Please arrange something like that.

[forbidden_apple]

Originally Posted by p_jez

1. Open the digital copy in Windows Picture & Fax Viewer, hit the PrintScreen button (usually to the right of F12).
2. Open MSPaint, and paste - the entire desktop will be pasted there as an image.
3. Hit "Esc" or click the "Selection" button in the toolbar, and select the appropriate area of the photograph. As you drag the cursor, you will see the rowsXcolumns displayed at bottom right.
4. When the desired size is selected, click Edit > Copy
5. Open a new window in MSPaint, with the blank canvas size smaller than what you have copied
6. Click Edit > Paste (in Win98/Win2K you might get a warning message, click Ok).
7. Click Save, choose type as "JPEG" or "JPG".

You may have to repeat with the window in step 1 resized to different sizes based upon the result of Step 3.

Cheers

Good Trick. But why dont we just use Adobe Photo Shop or even Microsoft Picture Manager? Get it to 375xwhatever and then crop it to 450

[p_jez]

Originally Posted by forbidden_apple

Good Trick. But why dont we just use Adobe Photo Shop? Get it to 375xwhatever and then crop it to 450

Ah, I don't have a license for that! The free-trial is an option, I know, but I didn't go that way somehow.

I do have The GIMP, but haven't been able to find my way around it as yet.

Cheers

[p_jez]

Got some questions regarding the financial aspects of the program, requesting students/alums to share their thoughts...

First, the context (pls correct if any of it is wrong as well)

1. The acceptance fee should be approx INR 2L
2. The total cost of the program for married students will be approx INR 20 - 21L
3. The cost for the ELP, if an international destination will be around INR 3-4L
4. Once I pay the acceptance fees, my personal savings will be close to wiped out - only funds for the year's living expenses will remain

Now, the questions:
1. Will I get a loan to cover my living expenses (if I need one)
2. What if I can't provide any collateral?
3. What my guarantor/co-applicant for the main loan cannot provide any collateral either?
4. Will I get a separate loan for the ELP expenses? Again, what about collateral?
5. Will the money I paid towards acceptance be considered as the margin for the entire loan?

Cheers

[sulabharora]

Hi I was wondering if anyone is aware of an organized student body at ISB and what purpose it serves?

I tried looking for it on the website but was not able to find any details.

[c00|guy]

Here's the link for the student clubs:

Student Clubs, Full Time Post Graduate Programme in Management - Indian School of Business (ISB)

Cheers,
c00|guy

[dp2008]

I am sure there are many free photo-edit tools available on the web, however just to intimate about the one I used... IrfanView.

Microsoft Picture Manager is a great tool, however I could not figure out the way to modify resolution (dpi) of my pic, had to use IrfanView for that part.

-Dheeraj.

Originally Posted by p_jez

Ah, I don't have a license for that! The free-trial is an option, I know, but I didn't go that way somehow.

I do have The GIMP, but haven't been able to find my way around it as yet.

Cheers

[brandmanager]

Originally Posted by p_jez

Got some questions regarding the financial aspects of the program, requesting students/alums to share their thoughts...

First, the context (pls correct if any of it is wrong as well)

1. The acceptance fee should be approx INR 2L
2. The total cost of the program for married students will be approx INR 20 - 21L
3. The cost for the ELP, if an international destination will be around INR 3-4L
4. Once I pay the acceptance fees, my personal savings will be close to wiped out - only funds for the year's living expenses will remain

Now, the questions:
1. Will I get a loan to cover my living expenses (if I need one)
2. What if I can't provide any collateral?
3. What my guarantor/co-applicant for the main loan cannot provide any collateral either?
4. Will I get a separate loan for the ELP expenses? Again, what about collateral?
5. Will the money I paid towards acceptance be considered as the margin for the entire loan?

Cheers

Hi P_Jez

ISB Admits dont have to provide any collateral to secure Loans, Banks come to ISB campus,and seeing past records of ISB students in their ability to pay the Loans, do not entertain any collaterals. ALso u do not require any Guaranteers,so do not worry about the laons and start focusing on ur application.

Competition is stiff-Also ISb has increased its intake to 560-Maxm Capacity.

All the Best

Brand Manager
An aspiring Student