The Ageing of Isb ; Its One-Year Programme Is Attracting a Larger Number of Older Students. Blame It On Its Quick Pay-Back.
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Age is fast catching up with the seven-year-old Indian School of Business (ISB). Consider this: the percentage of higher age group students is steadily increasing in the class profile of this international business school in Hyderabad. In the just graduated Class of 2008, out of a total of 422 students, the share of the youngest lot 22 to 25 years is down to 18 per cent from 49 per cent (in the 21-to-25 age bracket) five years ago. It is also the case in absolute numbers, as five years ago the class strength was only 169. In the Class of 2008, 4 per cent of all students were above 35 years against just 1 per cent five years ago.
While this is not the result of any conscious decision on our part, I must say that we are aggressively looking for people with more experience and this is a reflection of the fact that more and more people with greater experience are joining the ISB, says Ajit Rangnekar, Deputy Dean of the school.See the full content of this document
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The Ageing of Isb ; Its One-Year Programme Is Attracting a Larger Number of Older Students. Blame It On Its Quick Pay-Back.
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