1. Which of the following MiM Programs would give me the best shot at recruiting to T2/MBB firms? 1) LBS MiM 2) Insead MiM 3) HEC Paris MiM. While working in London would be great, I am aware of the fact that the London offices are very competitive and primarily hire from Oxbridge. So I don't mind recruiting to Europe/ Middle East and places without any language requirements.

2. So taking the above information into consideration, would HEC Paris be a better pick over LBS? I know that LBS has a better reputation Internationally, but would it be easier to recruit to European offices such as Brussels, Stockholm, etc from HEC Paris compared to LBS?

3. Also, does anyone have any information with regard to recruiting at Insead for the MiM program? Given that the program is relatively new, there really isn't much information available online to decide how it stacks up against HEC and LBS.

4. Final question. I went to a World Top 20 ranked University. Studied engineering but pretty average grades. That said, I do have pretty significant extracurricular experiences/achievements, 750 GMAT, internships at big brand names, and currently accepted a job at a boutique management consulting firm. Assuming I network and get good grades during my masters, would a Program with 1 Summer Internship + Full time be sufficient to at least land a couple of interviews at T2/MBB? Or would it make more sense to opt for the HEC gap year program and try to get a few more internships to make myself competitive enough to land an interview? The biggest weakness

My only concern with this is that I'd be close to the age of an Associate with > 3 years experience but will be recruiting at the UG level. I would much rather do a 1-year MiM and maybe look into MBA programs if I really need on in the future.