ISB essays cracked | How to write MBA essays | Alum tips | Sample essays

Super thrilled to bring you all this no BS, structured framework to crush your ISB application essays. In this video, I dive deep into the essay writing process using custom frameworks I have developed to give you a competitive edge. I also tackle questions about how long it takes to complete the essays and how you should get them reviewed.
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[@devadarshini00]

What a wonderful informative video! Thanks for adding in the example essays along with the frameworks. I would love to hear from you about the ISB interview process and how to ace the same.

[@redundant_raj]

Hey Devadarshini! Sorry I'm getting back this late. Feel free to connect with me on insta. Would love to hear about your own admissions journey.

[@baddrummer5873]

Hi I have submitted my essays for R3

[@redundant_raj]

Best of luck!

[@baddrummer5873]

@@redundant_raj Thanks but not sure , i have came across ur video now very late & i have given my 2 essays in descriptive manner..

[@punukollurajarishi6710]

Thanks for making this video. It is really helpful for applicants like me.

[@SM_Lil_Explorer]

I watched another video by an alumnus who said that you should not use hook statements and waste your word limit... confused

[@redundant_raj]

In my opinion, using hook statements in moderation can help make it easier to read the essay. Keeping the rest of the essay tight and descriptive will ensure you don't cross the word limit.

[@nidhiharkare9326]

Hi, As I am applying for ylp, my essay will be containing academic and personal parts, right? How can I make my academic part catchy? Thank you :)

[@redundant_raj]

Hi Nidhi, Sorry if this is a little late. For YLP candidates, I always suggest that you make your academic interests very clear with evidence of what you are doing RIGHT NOW to make these goals a reality. For example, let's say that you're in your third year of engineering. Some things that grab attention are good projects that you've done and how you're planning to apply them towards the end of the year and to the rest of your career. They're looking for people who have at least a very clear and pragmatic understanding of what the future holds for them should they continue this course of studies or career in this field.

[@namandhimole1815]

Brilliant video 👏🏼

[@sahilgarg5743]

Good stuff!