Yes, I did and I can tell you that my decision was not an easy one to make. There is lots to like and little to dislike in each program so in the end it came down to these parameters:
Fit - My interest lies in Healthcare and Consulting, areas in which Judge scores higher or equal to Oxford in my opinion. Said's program leans towards Finance and Entrepreneurship and this was very evident when I heard the program director Stephan Chambers speak during a reception last month.
Program Structure - More practical, consulting-based projects, especially the CVP which is earlier in program means that I have something to put on my resume before Consulting recruitment begins in Feb/March. This is important for someone like me looking to switch into consulting with zero past experience in that field. On the other hand, I was never completely convinced that the compulsory Entrepreneurship project at Said would be as valuable to me.
Diversity - My life so far has been split between India and the US so I would have very easily fit in with the student body as Said, where close to 50% of the students are from these two countries alone. However, I felt that I needed to step out of this comfort zone and meet people from other countries in Asia and Europe, which Judge has in spades.
Personal Attention - I have found the Cambridge Admissions staff to be a lot more engaged during the entire application process. The Admissions staff maintain blogs, answer questions directly in this and other forums and voluntarily facilitate conversations between candidates on Facebook even before accepting them. They are a lot more open to "public" questioning, which means being able to take both bouquets and brickbats. I found the Oxford Admissions process was significantly more opaque. You would be right to argue that the Admissions staff may not necessarily be reflective of the school itself but my contact with students and alumni leads to believe that they are.
Money Matters - There is a lot more scholarship money to be had from Cambridge. I was a fortunate recipient of a bursary award and there are more scholarships to apply for early next year.

Hey guys,

I am currently doing my MBA at judge and will be happy to answer questions if I can. Just as a start, I agree with the post above about the CVP and the diversity. CVP was brilliant for me and it sure looks good if you mention it when applying. The diversity itself is simply amazing. My CVP team had members from 5 different continents. Not everyone will get such a diverse team but you sure wont be complaining about diversity. Other than that, the experience of being part of the bigger Cambridge university is simply superb.

Regards.
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Congratulations! I was keeping an eye out to see who might have been admitted as well. If it's anything like R1, then no one will mention anything about being admitted on the Facebook group for weeks presumably because they don't want to offend those who were denied (it doesn't look like they delete rejected candidates). So, from the students interviewed in R1 that are on the FB group, I have no idea how many were admitted, much less how many accepted. This is a little frustrating but I guess we'll have to wait until orientation to know for sure. Again, congrats and good luck with your other schools.

congratulations elithia!!

how short is the preiod between admission and deposit precisely?




p.s.
I am an R3 applicant..

thanks!!

Congrats! If you need to wait for another school's outcome before you make your decision, Cambridge will typically give you a short deadline extension.

Happy to share that i got an interview call from Cambridge. Planning on participating in the on-campus interview on feb 25th. Need to get my visa sorted before though. Any (non-EU/Indian) applicant from US planning to attend? Thanks!

And here's Conrad Chua's take on the ranking:
http://www.thecambridgembaadmissions.com/2013/01/28/why-you-should-apply-to-the-cambridge-mba-despite-us-improving-10-places-in-the-ft-mba-ranking/

In short, this rise in Cambridge's FT ranking puzzles him just as much as the school not being ranked at all (due to technical reasons) in the most recent BW ranking. Once again highlighting the randomness of this whole ranking business.

Regardless it's nice to see Cambridge among only 3 one-year programs in the worldwide FT Top 20 list.

LB83 - It sounds like you should hear from them very shortly.

Why do you see this as dubious?

Lets not split hairs eh - you ain't taking the gmat now...

You used the ranking of the Spanish schools as evidence of the unworthiness of the ranking. I was interested to know why.

p.s. you can imply something is "dubious" without actually using the word...