Calling Judge (Cambridge) MBA Applicants: 2025 Intake Class of 2026

Me too

Guys, any idea when can we expect to receive the results for R2?

Hello mbahunter1299,

It could be your GMAT score but it could also be your overall application including aspects of your profile or sync with goals.

All the best!

Hi mbahunter1299 , really sorry to hear that!

710 is a good score! You can also checkout our recent success story of an applicant who got into Cambrdige with a 655 GMAT FE score.

We understand how tough it is to get a rejection from a school. It's a difficult moment, but it can also be a stepping stone to your success. We've put together an article on the"Major reasons why your MBA Application got dinged. " It provides some understanding of mistakes you might have made and improve them next time. Take a moment to review it, reflect on what you can adjust, and get ready to put your best foot forward next time. You’ve got this!

If you are planning to apply for some more schools in the next rounds/ intake, we’d be happy to evaluate your profile and help refine your strategy. Together, we can identify strengths, address gaps, and ensure you present your best story to your dream schools.

Interested? Let’s connect and start planning your path forward!

Step Closer to Your Dream MBA: Learn, Plan, Succeed. Register for Upcoming Webinars!

Cheers!
Shantanu Sharma
Founder and Admissions Consultant, MBA and Beyond
Email: valuecreation@mbaandbeyond.com

Same - is there any wh*atsapp group for admitted applicants?

Not that I’m aware of...
But would love to join and connect with other admits.

Hi, I wanted to check in and get a review of my chances. I am an Indian male with 5 years of work experience. I have strong leadership experience and international professional exposure. My GMAT score is 720, and I am planning to apply in Round 3.

Hi @ashuagr , I hope you are doing well.

You have a competitive GMAT score of 720, 5 years of work experience, strong leadership exposure, and international experience, all aligning well with the program’s values. However, applying in R3 poses a significant challenge, as the class fills up earlier, leaving limited spots for late applicants, particularly for candidates from a competitive demographic like Indian males. To maximize your chances, you’ll need to submit a standout application highlighting your leadership impact, measurable achievements, and unique contributions. Clearly articulate your post-MBA goals and demonstrate how Judge’s collaborative culture, international focus, and experiential learning opportunities, align with your aspirations. If feasible, connecting with alumni or students to personalize your application further could enhance your candidacy. All the very best!

Hi Sara, I got and admit too but I can’t fing this group. Can you add me? thanks

I was interviewed by Rafael for round 2 on campus. It was a nice chat.

They say 99% admitted after interview in Cabridge. How is the acceptance rate post interview? and if rejected, what would be the reason?

any updates on scholarship?

hey guys, any idea what's the approximate percentage of applicants getting bursaries from Cambridge?

yes I received it about 7 hrs ago

Hi, I wanted to check in and get a review of my chances. I am 27 Female, Indian- lawyer turned strategy consultant with 3 years of work experience. I have a 318 GRE score. I have consulted high level decision makers in the Indian government as part of my job. I am planning to apply in R3.

Hi all! Which MBA program is stronger and more reputable: Oxford, Cambridge or HEC Paris? I have offers from all three, with Cambridge and HEC Paris providing scholarships and costing roughly the same, both over $20,000 cheaper than Oxford. My post-graduation goal is to work in consulting or big tech. Any recommendations or insights you can share would be greatly appreciated

I deferred after getting an offer for last year's cohort - looking forward to joining those who accepted an offer from Cambridge for the 2025 full time MBA programme. Also happy to answer any questions for those applying this year