Entrance Preview :
I gave GMAT and got a score of 710. I chose ISB over other schools because it is the only global school in terms of its curriculum as well as practices which exists in India.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The curriculum is one of the best with latest business cases on new startups as well as fortune 500 companies. With practical programs like ELP and FIRP students are exposed to the cutting edge research going on in fields like operations, finance etc.
Internships Opportunities :
No the college does not provide internship however have ELP programs which are 2-3 months long assignments on live projects. No stipend is given during this time.
Placement Experience :
ISB offers the best placements opportunities in India compared to any other business school. The average package is ~22 Lakhs which can go up to any level depending upon your past experience. International offers are also lucrative and provide excellent opportunities to work with leadership positions.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit during the time of admissions. In case your profile seems to be really diverse you may be offered 5 lakh scholarship.
Campus Life :
We have ample opportunity to pursue any extracurricular at the campus. With a world class recreational centre with internal basket ball court, squash courts, table tennis, badminton and swimming pool ISB is the place to pursue a sport. The gender ratio of males to females is about 60:40.
Exam Structure :
Being a one year course it is definitely hectic with exams almost every two weeks. Also with the best of minds around it becomes very competitive and makes you stretch and reach your highest potential. A regular day can be of 15-18 hours of work at ISB involving different activities and classes.
Faculty :
Faculty at ISB is of the highest standard and is the best compared to any TOP business school even in the US. The reason is that ISB invites world renowned names like Prashant Kale, Bhagwan chowdhary , Renuka Rajan etc. from the best schools of the world.
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