What is the sequence of stages in GIBS MBA/PGDM admission (application, SOP, group discussion, personal interview, etc.)?

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Pranathikumari | Contributor-Level 7

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From what I remember, the process was pretty straightforward and not as complicated as people sometimes imagine. I did my PGDM there, and most people were more stressed before the process than during the actual process.

Usually, the admission process goes something like this:

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