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Hi, I've been recently admitted into INSEAD 2024D batch.
I read somewhere of an informal cutoff into MBB programs for a GMAT score under 720. How true is this?
I have taken the GMAT once and scored a 710. I know i can probably improve my score if i studied for it once more.
Is it worth retaking the GMAT now that I've already been admitted? If it improves my shot at getting an interview at an MBB then i might as well spend the next couple months preparing for it right?
I read somewhere of an informal cutoff into MBB programs for a GMAT score under 720. How true is this?
I have taken the GMAT once and scored a 710. I know i can probably improve my score if i studied for it once more.
Is it worth retaking the GMAT now that I've already been admitted? If it improves my shot at getting an interview at an MBB then i might as well spend the next couple months preparing for it right?
01 Jul 2023, 00:32
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No. GMAT has no role in MBB interviews.
2024D is sometime away, but please start prepping on Case Study Interviews & Common Frameworks.
Join any groups that conduct mock interviews.
2024D is sometime away, but please start prepping on Case Study Interviews & Common Frameworks.
Join any groups that conduct mock interviews.
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01 Jul 2023, 04:38
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Hi hasman404
this is not true at all. I have seen many folks with scores between 660 and 700 get shortlists for MBB interviews. The most crucial factors for securing a shortlist from MBB (at INSEAD) are your resume and work experience/industry focus.
Aanchal Sahni (INSEAD alum, ex admissions interviewer)
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