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10 Mar 2024, 09:13
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Nikhil97
Hi guys,
I would like to have some insights.
Is international exposure mandatory for insead?
I mean one can get into insead without international exposure right?
Hi @Nikhil97, I would like to have some insights.
Is international exposure mandatory for insead?
I mean one can get into insead without international exposure right?
I wouldn't say mandatory but at least some degree of international exposure is needed to get accepted to INSEAD.
Most students in the INSEAD class have international experience studying, working, or simply living outside their home countries. Some others may not have these types of experiences but have had international exposure at work through biz trips, working with international teams, clients... Even travels for leisure could also count as international exposure.
Someone with none of the above usually has a hard time getting accepted to INSEAD, more so, coming from an over-represented nationality. Just to put an example, an Indian with extensive international experience and 710 GMAT score would probably be given preference over an Indian with zero international exposure and a 780 GMAT score (everything else being equal, of course).
I hope this helps.
Warm regards
Alex
10 Mar 2024, 10:31
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is anyone else having difficulty making the payment for the application? The website keeps saying transaction declined by the bank but my bank has confirmed it is coming from their side
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Hi @Nikhil97, I wouldn’t say mandatory but at least some degree of international exposure is needed to get accepted to INSEAD. Most students in the INSEAD class have international experience studying, working, or simply living outside their home countries. Some others may not have these types of experiences but have had international exposure at work through biz trips, working with international teams, clients... Even travels for leisure could also count as international exposure. Someone with none of the above usually has a hard time getting accepted to INSEAD, more so, coming from an over-represented nationality. Just to put an example, an Indian with extensive international experience and 710 GMAT score would probably be given preference over an Indian with zero international exposure and a 780 GMAT score (everything else being equal, of course). I hope this helps. Warm regards Alex
I am someone from healthcare background and getting international experience is next to impossible in the field. Do u think they’ll consider the background while looking for international exposure? I have handled patients from Middle East and Eastern Europe but that’s it. 
