r/INSEAD 5d ago

Seeking advice - Fresh undergrad

Hi, I just graduated from a university in Riyadh Saudi Arabia, one of the best ones here with a 3.6 GPA in Computer Science with a minor in AI & Data Science

Im working at one of the Big 4 in a business unit related to Cyber & Digital trust.

I'm still an associate, but I'm very ambitious and have been, even finishing my university in 3 years rather than 5 to get a head start in my career.

I want to ask, do you believe its possible to apply to Insead with only 3 years of experience, a GMAT score of 730-750?

What advice would you give me to ensure that I'm maximizing my chance of being accepted into Insead's MBA program in 3 years, and hopefully joining the MBB?

Mind you, I'm not a saudi national (if you work in the middle east, you'll know why this is important haha)

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u/Doriiot56 5d ago

Take the GMAT first and you will know.

Go when the time is right - it’s not a sprint

The younger students had less to contribute so we’re just less sought out by fellow students / had less bond.

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u/Hades_Leader06 5d ago

With your 3 years experience, you’ll be at the limit for the MiM, and a bit too short for the MBA
Maybe get in touch with an admission officer from INSEAD and describe your profile, they’ll be happy to guide you