IBA Karachi Test case studies
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The IBA Karachi Admission Test is the entrance assessment used by the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi for admission to its academic programs. IBA is a Karachi-based institution founded in partnership with Wharton and offers 27 degree programs across three schools: the School of Business Studies, the School of Economics and Social Sciences, and the School of Mathematics and Computer Science. The IBA Karachi Test case studies are 5 cases and about 2,684 words.
1BBA Applicant Below the Mathematics Readiness Benchmark
The School of Business Studies admissions committee at IBA Karachi is reviewing a late-cycle BBA application. The applicant scored 78/100 on the IBA aptitude test, has HSSC Pre-Engineering marks of 66%, with Mathematics 52/100 and English 80/100.
586 words, about 3 min2Transfer Credit Review for BS Computer Science
The School of Mathematics and Computer Science is reviewing a transfer application to BS Computer Science. The applicant completed 45 credit hours at another HEC-recognized university with a CGPA of 3.4/4.0 and scored 71/100 on the IBA test.
543 words, about 3 min3MBA Applicant With Strong GMAT but Low CGPA
The MBA admissions committee at IBA Karachi is reviewing an evening-program applicant with six years of banking experience, a GMAT score of 650, and an undergraduate CGPA of 2.6/4.0 in commerce. The applicant's interview ratings are strong on communication and work maturity but weak on quantitative reasoning.
502 words, about 3 min4MS Economics Funding Decision With a Weak Quantitative Transcript
The MS Economics admissions committee is allocating six funded seats. One applicant has an MA Economics with 3.2/4.0, three years at a policy think tank, a GRE quantitative score of 155, and a strong research proposal on inflation expectations.
537 words, about 3 min5Diploma Applicant With an Expired Test Score
The Diploma in Management program is reviewing a working professional with 14 years in operations, a bachelor's degree from an open university with 58%, and an IBA test score that expired eight months ago. The program's working rule requires a valid test score within two years or an approved equivalent; the employer will sponsor 70% of the fee if the applicant starts this intake.
516 words, about 3 min