iam doctor rajendra. iam fifty years old.interested to pursue isb. my oualification mbbs doms md llb llm pgch. worked in primary health centre area hospital as a adminstrator. at present working as a asst professor of anaesthesia. iam overseeing rajiv aarogyasri progamme in our hospital.i was student leader during my medical college education
Its realy good to know abt their plans, Now their focus is on penitration into small towns like Chandigarh, Noida & Jaipur. Now people from Chandigarh & Jaipur pull your socks up & ready for ISB!!!
I am doing my final year B.Tech in National Institute of Technology,Warangal(formerly known as R.E.C.WARANGAL).I want to know what is the admissin procedure for ISBs,there locotion and there fee structure.I kindly requst u to provide me necessary information for above.
RE:ADMISSION PROCEDURE
by seshu phani on Jun 27, 2007 08:23 PM
hai Naveen.The most important thing you must do to get into ISB is that you must have a score of atleast 700 in GMAT.Atleast two years of working experience is needed too.There will be a great competition.Fees is around 15 lakhs. Take this info. only as informative.I too got this info. from a coloumn on education in some magazine.I am not quite sure of its reliability,but the info. is surely helpful in giving a primary information of the admission process.
kind information is that we know ur coaching is uncomparable that dosent mean even the financial things should reach to the heights in uncomparable heights i am proud to have such an best school in our country do help in these matters.........................ithink u will try as much as possible plz................
RE:focus should be on students having caste certificate too.
by seshu phani on Jun 27, 2007 08:53 PM
dear vikram. I think reservations are much unnecessary at graduate level.If reservations are introduced they may surely be helpful to some candidates but you must know that there are many rightful ones who go down.If the non introduction of reservations are disadvantageous to 10,there are 100 benefitting out of it.It may be true that the reservations are beneficial to poor,but do you really feel the poor are making any benefit out of them?I surely answer 'no'.the reserved sests are being taken up by people who aren't poor that belong to the caste of the poor.this is what happening and I dont expect any one to support caste reservations if this were the case everywhere.instead do give support for reservations that are based on financial status.these sort of reservations exactly serve the purpose of supporting poor,the real idea behind the introduction of reservations.hope I could convince you.always keep your focus on how to get yourself great but not on how to get a seat in good institutes.hope you could notice the difference.getting seat in a prestigious institution is not enough,you must get to the standards.never take a chance of getting a seat anywhere based on reservations.it is your self effort that makes you stand distinct.I extend you my best wishes. Bye.
The current course fees for the 1 year post graduate program at ISB comes to Rs. 14 lakhs. Costs of living not included. Everything out together might come to around Rs. 16 lakhs. Maybe if they could do something to reduce that, it would indeed be good, in addition to the good they are already doing in the education of business.
