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stgantayet wrote:Had my interview today. Very casual conversation. Everything was about my work. It was a very short interview for me. There were not many cross questions but more of add on questions. Don’t really know how it went. Posted from my mobile device

Is this for Delhi location ? Also how many interviewers were there in the panel

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Any new interview invites ??

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Vineeta1298 wrote:Is there anyone who did not get any mail saying profile is under review

Me, haven’t received any mail since the application status complete mail 10 days back. Location: Mumbai.

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Blingg wrote:
Vineeta1298 wrote:Is there anyone who did not get any mail saying profile is under review

Me, haven’t received any mail since the application status complete mail 10 days back. Location: Mumbai.

same here

Posted from my mobile device

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I think they will send second set of interview shortlist before announcing the dates.

MananS4G wrote:Here are the details we’ve received as alums to block time. Note: this is not from admissions team yet but should give you an idea. Of course, I won’t opt for taking interviews due to conflict of interest :) Hyd- 30th September, 1st October, 15th October NCR- 30th September, 1st October Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata- 7th-8th Oct Online- 14th October I’m hope there would be more slots later since they can’t posssibly wrap-up in 2 weeks. Your interview would either be in your preferred location that you would’ve selected at the time of application OR online.

Hi @manas4G Can you kindly crosscheck with Mumbai alumni if possible ?

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arya251294 wrote:
stgantayet wrote:Had my interview today. Very casual conversation. Everything was about my work. It was a very short interview for me. There were not many cross questions but more of add on questions. Don’t really know how it went. Posted from my mobile device

Is this for Delhi location ? Also how many interviewers were there in the panel


Yes this was in Delhi. 2 interviewers per panel.

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This is what I have gathered so far based on information from various sources.
Before reading through, please understand that this is WHAT I HAVE UNDERSTOOD about the process. I may or may not be right.

All profiles are divided into 4 buckets. (Nomenclature should be ignored, focus on the Idea)

B1 : Elites. Tier 1 College; Top Firms; Stellar GMAT => Call for Interviews. (I believe these were amongst the first ones who got called for Interviews)

B2 : Diversity candidates => Call for Interview (These were also called for interviews as part of the first wind)

B3 : Pool applicants; some spike of sort but overall a general candidate (ex : Indian IT Male); Kept aside to be decided upon later (These will be sorted based on some score and will soon get calls. Ratio will be hella skewed)

B4 : General pool applicant; No spike (Reject)

Now, I think they got through the first and second buckets and sent them the shortlist mails since they are no brainers for ISB. Most of them WILL convert.

Whoever’s left is in either of the other two buckets and stands a lesser chance of being shortlisted. Those shortlisted would again have a roughly 50 percent chance of converting.

I can’t say this enough, this is based on what I have understood and pieced together based on information from various sources(Consultants, Alums, Rejected candidates etc).

I hope this helps whoever is looking for clarity.

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Does IS accept online gmat?

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Shwetagupta0198 wrote:Does IS accept online gmat?

Yes

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Phoenix0714 wrote:This is what I have gathered so far based on information from various sources. Before reading through, please understand that this is WHAT I HAVE UNDERSTOOD about the process. I may or may not be right. All profiles are divided into 4 buckets. (Nomenclature should be ignored, focus on the Idea) B1 : Elites. Tier 1 College; Top Firms; Stellar GMAT => Call for Interviews. (I believe these were amongst the first ones who got called for Interviews) B2 : Diversity candidates => Call for Interview (These were also called for interviews as part of the first wind) B3 : Pool applicants; some spike of sort but overall a general candidate (ex : Indian IT Male); Kept aside to be decided upon later (These will be sorted based on some score and will soon get calls. Ratio will be hella skewed) B4 : General pool applicant; No spike (Reject) Now, I think they got through the first and second buckets and sent them the shortlist mails since they are no brainers for ISB. Most of them WILL convert. Whoever’s left is in either of the other two buckets and stands a lesser chance of being shortlisted. Those shortlisted would again have a roughly 50 percent chance of converting. I can’t say this enough, this is based on what I have understood and pieced together based on information from various sources(Consultants, Alums, Rejected candidates etc).

This if true is a very much sensible and logical way of bucketing candidates as compared to what IIMs do😂

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Any update on Bangalore Interview dates?
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Shwetagupta0198 wrote:Does IS accept online gmat?


Hi Shwetagupta0198,

Yes; ISB does accept an online GMAT score.

Thanks.
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Phoenix0714 wrote:This is what I have gathered so far based on information from various sources. Before reading through, please understand that this is WHAT I HAVE UNDERSTOOD about the process. I may or may not be right. All profiles are divided into 4 buckets. (Nomenclature should be ignored, focus on the Idea) B1 : Elites. Tier 1 College; Top Firms; Stellar GMAT => Call for Interviews. (I believe these were amongst the first ones who got called for Interviews) B2 : Diversity candidates => Call for Interview (These were also called for interviews as part of the first wind) B3 : Pool applicants; some spike of sort but overall a general candidate (ex : Indian IT Male); Kept aside to be decided upon later (These will be sorted based on some score and will soon get calls. Ratio will be hella skewed) B4 : General pool applicant; No spike (Reject) Now, I think they got through the first and second buckets and sent them the shortlist mails since they are no brainers for ISB. Most of them WILL convert. Whoever’s left is in either of the other two buckets and stands a lesser chance of being shortlisted. Those shortlisted would again have a roughly 50 percent chance of converting. I can’t say this enough, this is based on what I have understood and pieced together based on information from various sources(Consultants, Alums, Rejected candidates etc).

Don’t think this is what ISB does. I cannot share the criteria but this isn’t it. There’s no bucketing.

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MananS4G wrote:Don’t think this is what ISB does. I cannot share the criteria but this isn’t it. There’s no bucketing.

Okay.

MananS4G wrote:Don’t think this is what ISB does. I cannot share the criteria but this isn’t it. There’s no bucketing.

This has been corroborated bu several alums though.

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