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15 Feb 2010, 07:25
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I have read about INSEAD that the number of admits in R1 and R2 are nearly the same. They also say that a particular nationality shouldn't be over-represented (not > 10%).
Does it mean that they do not take more than 10% of a particular nationality in each of R1 and R2 ?
If above is the case, then as an Indian applying to INSEAD, R1 and R2 are equally good for me and I would rather work on my essays and apply in R2. If above is not the case, then I need to apply in R1 in order to have a better chance of getting in.
Comments from applicants and current/ex-INSEAD students welcome.
Does it mean that they do not take more than 10% of a particular nationality in each of R1 and R2 ?
If above is the case, then as an Indian applying to INSEAD, R1 and R2 are equally good for me and I would rather work on my essays and apply in R2. If above is not the case, then I need to apply in R1 in order to have a better chance of getting in.
Comments from applicants and current/ex-INSEAD students welcome.
16 Feb 2010, 04:41
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Does anyone have an idea about the question I posed ?
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16 Feb 2010, 10:34
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No, does not mean that. They don't break it down to have even distribution between the rounds. They even made a special note in the info session that if you're a French engineer or Indian IT you should apply as early as possible without sacrificing you application quality since they will fill up overly representative spots quickly.
The later rounds are more for backfilling with unique profiles.
