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Study your specialization, read newspapers, dress smartly and expect the unexpected. You need to be well informed about whatever you speak and be confident. It was much easier than some other interviews I have attended so far.

The real test starts after clearing GMAT when MBA colleges start their individual admission tests. Most MBA colleges evaluate a potential candidate on factors such as aptitude test scores, good academic record, relevant work experience, analytical abilities, communication skills, etc. So, if you are confident of these you stand a pretty good chance of getting in.A. he real test starts after clearing GMAT when MBA colleges start their individual admission tests. Most MBA colleges evaluate a potential candidate on factors such as aptitude test scores, good academic record, relevant work experience, analytical abilities, communication skills, etc. So, if you are confident of these you stand a pretty good chance of getting in.

I went through both the college’s websites and was just checking out their rankings. ISB, has been ranked 36th in the world in the 2014 Financial Times Global MBA Rankings whereas SP Jain school of global rankings comes in the top 20 Management colleges in the world in Forbes rankings. Both are pretty good with the rankings. I think you should get in touch with the alumni.

Yea, SP Jain too considers your GMAT score for admission.Yea, SP Jain too considers your GMAT score for admission.