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13 Apr 2019, 05:10
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inseadhopeful123
The school doesn’t provide the exact dates of its academic calendar online on the public website. My understanding is that it is available only to admitted students on the school’s portal (MBA Connect)
That being said, each period is two months so the rough breakdown of the academic calendar for the January intake should be as follows:
P1 - Jan to Feb
P2 - Mar to Apr
P3 - May to June
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Summer break / internship period from July to August
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P4 - Sept to Oct
P5 - Nov to Dec
Hope this helps!
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13 Apr 2019, 22:38
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Hi Folks,
My stats below:
Nationality: Indian (female)
Work Ex: 5 years
Areas : Supply Chain, E-commerce
International exp : 11 months full time
GMAT : 710
I am considering applying for INSEAD; Round 3 of Jan 2020 intake (graduating class of Dec 2020). Should i go for it or should I wait and apply in R1 of the next intake. The reason for reconsidering is that I have heard that Insead isn't very reapplication friendly . Also would like some insights on acceptance in Round 3.
TIA
My stats below:
Nationality: Indian (female)
Work Ex: 5 years
Areas : Supply Chain, E-commerce
International exp : 11 months full time
GMAT : 710
I am considering applying for INSEAD; Round 3 of Jan 2020 intake (graduating class of Dec 2020). Should i go for it or should I wait and apply in R1 of the next intake. The reason for reconsidering is that I have heard that Insead isn't very reapplication friendly . Also would like some insights on acceptance in Round 3.
TIA
ankitagrawal079
14 Apr 2019, 04:57
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Hi All,
I am applying to INSEAD Jan'20 in R2. I am fluent in both English and Hindi. I am thinking of declaring Hindi as my first native language, and English as my second native language. In this case, I don't need to show any proof for Hindi, but I need to show some proof for English. The acceptable proof for English are the standard tests or a university degree taught in english, with the transcripts saying so.
My university degree was taught in English, but the problem is that the transcripts don't say anything like that. I have a program brochure which says that the course was taught in English. Any idea if that program brochure would be an acceptable proof?
For your reference, here is the link to that program brochure (go to page 10)
https://econdse.org/wp-content/uploads/2 ... -final.pdf
I am applying to INSEAD Jan'20 in R2. I am fluent in both English and Hindi. I am thinking of declaring Hindi as my first native language, and English as my second native language. In this case, I don't need to show any proof for Hindi, but I need to show some proof for English. The acceptable proof for English are the standard tests or a university degree taught in english, with the transcripts saying so.
My university degree was taught in English, but the problem is that the transcripts don't say anything like that. I have a program brochure which says that the course was taught in English. Any idea if that program brochure would be an acceptable proof?
For your reference, here is the link to that program brochure (go to page 10)
https://econdse.org/wp-content/uploads/2 ... -final.pdf
