Hi Everyone,

Not sure if I entirely missed info pertaining to my query, but I can't seem to find any information on the topic.

I understand INSEAD admits about 1,000 students per year, approximately equally divided between two intakes. So whether I start in January or September, I'll have about 500 classmates, correct?

Now, how does the breakdown in classes work. I understand the first 4 months is core learning so most people learn the same thing, and the next 6 for electives may see students break into smaller groups.

But I can't imagine being in a 500-people classroom for core classes. So how is it really broken down?

What's your average class size throughout the program?

Do you get to meet everyone out of the 500 people or are you sticking to a smaller group, like would be the case at HBS?

Thanks for shedding some light on this!

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Hey Hadrien,
at first yes there are about 500 people per intake (Janvier or September) but no you won't have 500 classmates as one batch is divided between Singapore and Fonty.

On to your question, your class will be in fact divided in sections of approx 75 students and these are the people with whom you will take core classes.

Thanks for the reply Sonof!

So would it be fair to say it's about 250 students per campus, i.e. groups of the same size for Fonty and SG?

That would make for a more closely knit group than I had imagined!

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