BS in Business & Management (Honours)

The programme choices, along with the Statement of Purpose that candidates write as part of the Application Form, are key components of the Personal Interview. In the Statement of Purpose, candidates are advised to highlight their academic and other strengths, including co-curricular and extra-curricular achievements.

It is mandatory for all candidates to appear for the ISBF Entrance Test (iMET), which is conducted online in each admission round. iMET tests a candidate’s ability to reason logically, assimilate information meaningfully from multiple reading sources and apply concepts and techniques learnt in Mathematics up to Class X (based on the syllabi of the major Indian Boards). Candidates who have obtained a composite SAT score of 1350 (within the 5-year validity period) or more will be exempted from IMET and will be invited directly for the PI. Candidates who have placed around the 90th percentile in CUET will be exempted from IMET and will be invited directly for the PI. The decision of the ISBF admissions committee in this regard will be final and binding.