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ISB Young Leaders Programme gains steam, enrollment going up every year

When it was introduced in 2011, the programme constituted 2 per cent of the post-graduate class; today it is almost 10-12 per cent

ISB started the programme as a deferred admission option for candidates in their pre-final or final year of engineering and non-engineering under-graduate or post-graduate studies
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ISB started the programme as a deferred admission option for candidates in their pre-final or final year of engineering and non-engineering under-graduate or post-graduate studies

Dasarath Reddy Hyderabad
The Young Leaders Programme at the Indian School of Business for students aspiring to join the flagship post-graduate programme in management after gaining work experience has grown in popularity. 

When it was introduced in 2011, the programme constituted 2 per cent of the post-graduate class; today it is almost 10-12 per cent of the class which has an average size of around 900 each year, according to Dibyendu Bose, Director, Admissions, at the Indian School of Business (ISB). What’s more, the Class of 2020 consists of those who scored 96-98 per cent in the CAT but nonetheless proceeded to complete the

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