“Some dreams are meant to be turned into a reality.

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Studying in IBA wasn’t a preference but a dream which I wanted to achieve at any cost. With this goal, I
appeared for the SAT in hope of being exempted from the IBA’s aptitude test but sadly ended with a
score of 1170 instead of 1200. Then, I appeared in Round 1’s test but couldn’t make it. Due to this, I had
one last chance left. With the ongoing exams, I fully prepared for the test which included memorizing
vocabulary, practicing different types of math questions, understanding the tips and tricks to score the
cutoff marks, and completing the practice paper in time duration. Luckily, I was able to pull all the stops
and made it to the BSECO’s direct admission’s list. It was a moment of extreme contentment and a point
where my dream was finally turned into a living reality.

To date at IBA, I had a thrilling and amazing experience. The quality of knowledge I get to learn from
highly qualified teachers is wholesome. The number of opportunities for internships I get is very useful
in shaping my professionalism and frequent conferences and sessions held gives me exposure to many
valuable things. Participating in societies taught me many things: corporate and management affairs.
Moreover, IBA has a very friendly ambiance, and the people here are always there to guide in many
areas such as academics, enrollment process, societies stuff, etc.

Lastly, I would recommend all business and economics aspirants to put IBA in their preferences because
it is one of the reputable universities in Pakistan which holds a great market value and gives one a
secured career. Also, students think that IBA’s aptitude test is a complex thing, but if you work hard and
smart by cracking its structure then nothing is impossible.