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28 Feb 2019, 11:14
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Hello everyone,
I thought this information could be very helpful for all INSEAD applicants.
Class Profile MBA’19D*
Class Profile MBA’19J*
For MBA'18D and MBA'18J Class Profiles, please visit this past post.
insead-mba-18d-18j-class-profiles-261834.html
I hope this information is helpful.
Good luck to everyone!
Warm regards
Alex
*Source: MBA Alumni Interviewer Newsletter
I thought this information could be very helpful for all INSEAD applicants.
Class Profile MBA’19D*
- 521 students (315 in FBL and 206 in SGP)
- 71 nationalities
- 35% women
- Average Age: 29 (80% ranging from 26 to 32)
- Average GMAT score: 710 (80% scored between 670 and 750)
- Average years of work experience: 5.6 years (80% ranging from 3 to 8 years)
- Pre-MBA industry sector:
- - 29% consulting
- - 37% corporate
- - 22% financial services
- - 12% technology, media and telecommunications
- Top 5 largest national groups: Indian, Chinese, American, Spanish, Canadian
- Largest National Groups Per Capita: Lebanon, Singapore, Luxembourg, Portugal, Israel
- Top 5 native languages: English, Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese
Class Profile MBA’19J*
- 498 students (302 in FBL and 196 in SGP)
- 73 nationalities
- 34% women
- Average Age: 29 (with 80% between 26 to 31)
- Average GMAT score: 711 (80% scored between 680 and 750)
- Average years of work experience: 6 years (80% ranging from 4 to 8 years)
- Pre-MBA industry sector:
- - 28% consulting
- - 36% corporate
- - 23% financial services
- - 13% technology, media and telecommunications
For MBA'18D and MBA'18J Class Profiles, please visit this past post.
insead-mba-18d-18j-class-profiles-261834.html
I hope this information is helpful.
Good luck to everyone!
Warm regards
Alex
*Source: MBA Alumni Interviewer Newsletter
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01 Mar 2019, 03:05
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Hi Alex
GMAT score appears to be trending higher for INSEAD(went through and checked your other INSEAD class profile posts)
Do you see this trend continuing where INSEAD routinely averages above 710, or in other words, INSEAD is starting to focus on GMAT like what the US schools have done ?
GMAT score appears to be trending higher for INSEAD(went through and checked your other INSEAD class profile posts)
Do you see this trend continuing where INSEAD routinely averages above 710, or in other words, INSEAD is starting to focus on GMAT like what the US schools have done ?
01 Mar 2019, 04:53
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Hi kebabcurry,
INSEAD's GMAT average in 2015 was 700 (combining both MBA'15J and 15D classes). So yeah, there has been an ascending trend in the last years.
This being said, classes around mine (~MBA'10-12) also averaged around 710, so I wouldn't necessarily say that INSEAD is starting to focus more on GMAT like US schools do.
From what I have seen, INSEAD still takes a more holistic approach when it comes to admissions, and GMAT is just one more parameter to consider in someone's application.
Thank you very much.
Warm regards
Alex
INSEAD's GMAT average in 2015 was 700 (combining both MBA'15J and 15D classes). So yeah, there has been an ascending trend in the last years.
This being said, classes around mine (~MBA'10-12) also averaged around 710, so I wouldn't necessarily say that INSEAD is starting to focus more on GMAT like US schools do.
From what I have seen, INSEAD still takes a more holistic approach when it comes to admissions, and GMAT is just one more parameter to consider in someone's application.
Thank you very much.
Warm regards
Alex
