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Hi, I applied for the Jan 24 intake in R2 and got 'waitlisted.' Happy to share my experience, but I am looking for suggestions to get off the waitlist

Hi, I am a structural supervisor with the Lebanese army and I was wondering whether this job is considered international?

Just applied for R3! Anyone knows how long it takes to hear back? Posted from my mobile device

Hi everyone! I applied for Jan 24 in R3 and submitted my application on 06/06. Haven’t heard back yet..has any one else? Is this sort of timeline normal?

Applied for Jan’ 24 in R3. I believe the alumni interview emails should be released by the end of July.

Hi everyone, I also applied for Jan’24 R3. What is normal timeline for AO to get back? Can anyone apply in R1/R2 share advice? Thank you

Hello , who recently took sucessfully the GMAT (score above 680 ) please ? And which prep material do you recommend that represents questions closer and relevant to the official test ?

I would like to add that when INSEAD states that applications are looked at holistically, they really mean holistically. Your GMAT score is above the 640 required by INSEAD. A higher score wouldn't hurt BUT DO NOT rely on having a strong GMAT score as your ticket to admission. Highlight your work experience and align it with the four pillars that INSEAD looks for each candidate. A combination of strong application and recommendation can definitely overcome a low GMAT (not applicable in your case) or GPA. Know that you are more than a bunch of numbers from a standardized test.

@Kaughan : I took the GMAT about 5 months ago and got a 720. My advice would be based on if you are a native speaker or not. If you are a non-native speaker, I would recommend going for EGMAT ) full course for all basics and comprehensive lessons ( it was very useful for me as a non native speaker ) and then path it in with GMAT style native thinking with MGAMT’s companion guides all the while practising from OG books. Hope that helps!