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INSEAD application has one of the most extensive and detailed recommendation section across all B-school applications.
It requires two letters of recommendations and each recommender needs to answer the following six questions in detail. While the school has not specified any word limit, we suggest each answer to not exceed 500-700 words.
Q1. How long have you known the candidate? Define your relationship with the candidate and the circumstances whereby you met.
Q2. Comment on the candidate’s career progress to date and his/her career focus.
Q3. What do you consider to be the candidate’s major strengths? Comment on the facts that distinguish the candidate from other individuals at her level.
Q4. What do you consider to be the candidate’s major areas for development/improvement?
Q5. Comment on the candidate’s potential for senior management. Do you see him/her as the future leader?
Q6. Describe the candidate as a person. Comment on his/her ability to establish and maintain relationships, sensitivity to others, self-confidence, attitude etc. Specifically comment on the candidate’s behavior or skills in a group setting/team environment.
Read this detailed guide on INSEAD application including deadlines, essays, videos, LORs:
You might also find these helpful:
10-point checklist for your MBA applications
How to select the right B-schools in 7 steps
Shea Rai, Michigan Ross MBA, 2010
MBA Admissions Consultant
CEO, Vibranture.com
Connect directly Linkedin.com/in/shea-rai-vibranture/
Email: [email protected]
whatsapp: +91-8826063223
Founded in 2006, Vibranture is are India’s pioneering MBA admissions consulting firms. Over the past 20 years, we have helped hundreds of applicants from India, US, UK, China, and other countries gain admission to top business schools, including M7 US schools and INSEAD, LBS and many more. Our client reviews
It requires two letters of recommendations and each recommender needs to answer the following six questions in detail. While the school has not specified any word limit, we suggest each answer to not exceed 500-700 words.
Q1. How long have you known the candidate? Define your relationship with the candidate and the circumstances whereby you met.
Q2. Comment on the candidate’s career progress to date and his/her career focus.
Q3. What do you consider to be the candidate’s major strengths? Comment on the facts that distinguish the candidate from other individuals at her level.
Q4. What do you consider to be the candidate’s major areas for development/improvement?
Q5. Comment on the candidate’s potential for senior management. Do you see him/her as the future leader?
Q6. Describe the candidate as a person. Comment on his/her ability to establish and maintain relationships, sensitivity to others, self-confidence, attitude etc. Specifically comment on the candidate’s behavior or skills in a group setting/team environment.
Read this detailed guide on INSEAD application including deadlines, essays, videos, LORs:
You might also find these helpful:
10-point checklist for your MBA applications
How to select the right B-schools in 7 steps
Shea Rai, Michigan Ross MBA, 2010
MBA Admissions Consultant
CEO, Vibranture.com
Connect directly Linkedin.com/in/shea-rai-vibranture/
Email: [email protected]
whatsapp: +91-8826063223
Founded in 2006, Vibranture is are India’s pioneering MBA admissions consulting firms. Over the past 20 years, we have helped hundreds of applicants from India, US, UK, China, and other countries gain admission to top business schools, including M7 US schools and INSEAD, LBS and many more. Our client reviews
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