My question is that like I have GMAT score of 680,but in 3 years,its my 4th company,does it any way affect my chances to get the admission in B-Schools at USA.Whole of my experience is in my field only,but in different firms.
Your response will guide me that when should I apply.
RE:Regarding admission thro' GMAT
by Rediff Student Panel Expert on Aug 11, 2006 11:53 PM Permalink
No. It should not affect you in getting an admission into MBA School. So Just go ahead with your MBA plans.If you were applying for a job here, then you would need to present valid points for the reason why you ended up switching jobs as previous employment references play an important role.
I am Jignesh Kakkad from mumbai working as software Engineer I have two yrs of Exp in wireless domain. I have done Engg in CS and got the second rank in the university.
I would like to know is there any specific degree aavail on mobile field? i want to do course related to mobile technologies like SMS, GSM,MMS, WAP, DRM many more.
Second thing i would like to know that i have exp so what are the things i require which will make eligible for the admission?
Third thing i would like to know about cost and working envirment over there? and which is best place for indian student to live?
pl tell us about the procedure that in what way we have to proceed initially if we would like to have an admission in any of good univ. for M.B.A.course in u.s.a.
...might I suggest Canada instead of the United States? I realize that the US is very popular with potential students back home in India, but I immigrated to Canada from India several years ago and now I'm doing my university degree here.
Regardless of how diverse California or New York might be, most of the United States is still very "white". Canada is much more multicultural and is very accepting of immigrants from all countries. The UN credits Toronto with being the most multicultural country on Earth. People will not look at you funny because you have a different colour because nearly half of Toronto's population is not white. There are people from every corner of the Earth here, Africa, South America, South-east Asia, India, Sri Lanka, you name it we have it right here.
The taxes are higher than in the US, but much of the healthcare is free and student loans are available. Canada is not militaristic or as right-wing as the United States. So if you are not a fan of American global policies, but you want a North American education, come to Canada! There are some downsides to Canada like a tight labour market, but crime is low and country is beautiful.
i am raja from chennai, i ve completed my BBA and now am pursuing a diploma in digital film making with specialization in visual effects. kindly let me know the following
1. i was not able to complete my twelth but completed a university certification which equals twelth.
2. i want to do a 6 month intensive visual effects programme in the us and i should be able to get loans from the bank here in india.
3. please let me know if i would be able to work while studying and what sort of work and payment would i receive.
please let me know aboput it as it would benefit me greatly
