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30 Mar 2012, 02:58
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honeyruhela
Hi Honeyruhela,
The only way to waive the 'English language certification' is if you're a native speaker or (and every following word is important!) if you possess a full university degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) where all courses were taught exclusively in English, we will accept your degree as proof of your fluency in English. Your transcripts should clearly indicate that the curriculum was entirely taught in English. if it's not the case, you need to join a certification from the issuing institution (with logo and contact details).
No major or primary language, no exchange programme. Solely and entirely in English! Working and living for many years in a foreign country is not sufficient either.
Find out about INSEAD Language Policy: https://mba.insead.edu/admissions/languages.cfm
Best,
Camille
30 Mar 2012, 08:09
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Hi Camille,
I am planning to apply to the INSEAD 2013 Jan MBA programme. My question is with regards to the GMAT score. Unfortunately I have a mixed GMAT scores as follows: 660-Q49/V-31 & 690-Q46/V-38. I have heard from many sources that INSEAD takes the best of all the individual section GMAT scores. So it it right in assuming that INSEAD would consider my GMAT score as Q49/V38? Or, it that INSEAD takes into account only the latest score?
Please advice.
Praveen
I am planning to apply to the INSEAD 2013 Jan MBA programme. My question is with regards to the GMAT score. Unfortunately I have a mixed GMAT scores as follows: 660-Q49/V-31 & 690-Q46/V-38. I have heard from many sources that INSEAD takes the best of all the individual section GMAT scores. So it it right in assuming that INSEAD would consider my GMAT score as Q49/V38? Or, it that INSEAD takes into account only the latest score?
Please advice.
Praveen
03 Apr 2012, 02:52
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tgrlil
Hi Tgrlil,
As demand from outstanding candidates for INSEAD’s MBA programme increased over the past few years, the class size increased to approximately 500 per intake. At the moment, INSEAD has no plans to further increase the size. Throughout this time, the INSEAD Admissions Committee has continued to be focused on rigorously assessing applicants across the four key admissions criteria and our demographics for recently enrolled classes reflect the excellent quality of students. One of the ways that candidates are evaluated is through alumni feedback. Our alumni play a key role in the evaluation process by interviewing applicants and providing valuable input to the Admissions Committee on candidates’ readiness and fit for the programme. As such, we work closely with alumni to help form each new class.
