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ISB extends deadline to accept GMAT scores

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Hyderabad , Dec. 28

THE Indian School of Business (ISB) here has extended the deadline to accept GMAT scores from prospective students till January 15, 2006.

This is to facilitate applicants who are unable to take their tests due to unavailability of GMAT dates.

Mr V.K. Menon, Director (Admissions), said, "We are getting repeated requests to extend the application deadline for Cycle-2, which is January 7, 2006, because of the unavailability of the GMAT dates."

There is a substantial growth noticed in the number of GMAT takers outside the US, which is coming from countries like India and for the schools like ISB, according to a press release.

"Many of our students have had to push their test dates for GMAT because of non-availability of slots. It is very unfortunate that we do not have enough centres to cater to the growing needs of GMAT," said Mr Nidhi Khaitan Modi, Managing Partner, The Princeton Review-India.

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