Same as above

Have you been shortlisted?

To anyone who has already done the interview for MiF: do you guys have any tips? Besides studying technical questions and stuff, what about behavioural, any suggestions? Please help

Share your stats while we all wait!

Hello i want to ask if i will do mim next year and want to guarantee top internships in france , is it better this year to do a 5 months internship in Morroco in EY risks or in a bank ( not really known abroad ) but in the trading floor ?
Please if so went through such situation tell me

Did anyone who applied for MiM or masters in strategic management get a mail or a notification on the portal? I hear few received for MiF and marketing

Does anyone know how the cutoffs are between the different interview stages? Like once you have an interview, what are the chances and how relevant are experiences then?

did anybody hear back?

Who got in? Drop your profiles

Good morning everyone!

Just wanted to reach out and ask how we feeling right now?

Bonjour, est ce que certains ont reçue leurs résultats d'admissibilité aux oraux pour le master SASI ?

Has anyone received msc afm result yet?

Hi, has anybody recieved rhe interview invite for MiM?

So nerve wracking lol

Today is 26th Oct and I’m losing my mind

Im not gonna be able to sleep, anyone’s up for a talk?

Hello everybody,

Has anyone received any early MiF or MiM interview invites?

Hello, we’ll all get our results very soon for Round 1 applications. Can you write below your stats? So we can compare and hope the best for everyone.

Plus, have you started studying for the interview? How deep?

Bachelor abroad in economics at Esade (semi target): GPA 8.3/10
Exchange in Warwick (target in the UK): 2:1

Speaks 3 languages including French.

Internships:
- treasury assistant (2024)
- compliance analyst (2025)
- credit risk analyst in a bank (2026)

GRE: 329

Im afraid my experience is not corporate finance enough for the mif.

Hi everyone,

I applied to HEC Paris MIF in Round 1 and was wondering what you guys think about my chances of getting an interview.

My profile:

• University: European target university, Econ
• GPA: Around top 5% of my class
• GMAT Focus: 655 (Q86, V79, DI83)
• Experience: One research assistantship in quantitative research
• Extracurriculars: Scholarship holder and involved in student clubs

Unfortunately, I don’t have professional experience beyond my research assistantship.

Do you think my profile is competitive enough to receive an interview invitation? I’m particularly concerned about my GMAT score and limited work experience.

Would appreciate any insights, especially from current HEC MIF students or previous applicants.

Thanks!

Monday HEC’s gonna post the admissability results. My stats are:
335 GRE
GPA: 27.8/30
English level C2
work experience: 1 year off cycle internship in my family business working with CFO (not family member) in valuations who has given me a good referral, 2 months internship in a start up working in operations.

I’m applying for MIF, round 1. I should be studying for the interview but my brain can’t focus if it doesn’t know I’m actually given the chance to get interviewed.

What you think?

Hi everyone!
I’m planning to apply for the MiM at INSEAD and HEC Paris as my primary choices, along with a few other schools like ESSEC and ESCP.

I took the GRE on October 5 and scored 313. I’m currently working on my weaker areas and aiming for a score of around 323–325, with my retake scheduled for November 18.

At the same time, I’ve been speaking with a few admissions consultants to understand how they could help with my applications. Most of them have strongly recommended applying in Round 2 rather than Round 3, saying that Round 3 tends to be more competitive and that there may be fewer seats available by then.
However, I’m a little conflicted about this. The Round 2 deadlines for some of these schools are only around 10–15 days after my GRE retake. I’m worried that if I don’t achieve my target score, it might not make sense to proceed with these applications in Round 2, especially considering how expensive admissions consultants can be.

On the other hand, I don’t want to miss out on a potentially better admissions opportunity by waiting until Round 3. I’m trying to figure out whether it’s worth committing to Round 2 applications now and preparing everything alongside my GRE prep, or whether it would be wiser to focus on improving my score and submit stronger applications in Round 3 if needed.

I’d really appreciate advice from anyone who has applied to these schools, gone through a similar situation, or worked with admissions consultants.

A few specific questions:
- How significant is the difference between Round 2 and Round 3 for INSEAD and HEC Paris MiM admissions?
- Would you recommend applying in Round 2 with a potentially lower-than-target GRE score, or waiting until Round 3?
- Is it possible to prepare most of the application beforehand and decide whether to submit after receiving the GRE result?
- For those who worked with admissions consultants, did you find their advice on application rounds reliable, or did they tend to push for earlier submissions?

I’d be grateful for any advice or personal experiences. Thank you!

did anyone EVER got into hec via join a school in france , (everyone that i connected with said they get an interview from the other 4 except hec ) , and the thing is you cant apply twice via two portals so whats the deal ?

I know I am too young but want to break into IB/Consulting at top firms (JPM, Mckinsey) to earn a shit amount of money and be successful.

I know MiF is no.1 of Europe, just wondering what can I do now to increase my chances to get into this programme?

I want to prepare early and be ahed of my competitors.

Hi everyone! I’m planning to apply to HEC Paris MiF and would appreciate an honest assessment of my chances.

My Profile

Nationality: Turkish
High School: I graduated from a French-medium high school that admits students from the top 0.01% and is widely regarded as the best high school in the country.
Bachelor’s: Industrial Engineering from a highly regarded university in Turkey, with a French-medium programme
GPA: 3.37/4.00
GRE: 324 (Q168, V156) ** I know my verbal score is a deal breaker but i only had 2 weeks to prepare for it☠️
Languages: English (IELTS 8.0), French (B2)
Experience:A nine-month data analyst internship at a major Turkish private bank and a one-year sales and business development internship at the technology arm of a major Turkish conglomerate, as well as a production planning internship.
Graduation project: ESG-adjusted portfolio optimization using NLP and financial market data.

I’m aiming for a career in financial markets, potentially Sales & Trading, in Europe.

My main concerns are whether my GPA is competitive enough and whether my GRE score and quantitative background compensate for my non-finance degree.
Would you consider HEC MiF a realistic target with this profile, or more of a reach?
I’d appreciate any honest feedback, especially from current students and alumni. Thanks!