Hi, I am working in Govt. of India Dept. I have done full time MBA not from a very good institute. I want to go for GMAT. Is the previous MBA will prove to be a negative factor in a way to get admission in some good universities abroad. If yes, what are possible remedies??
i am a nursing graduate passed out in 2003. rightnow i am working as a clinical nurse in a multispeciality hospital in India. i have applied for immigration to USA. I want to pursue MBA in USA. Please suggest me which one field would be appropriate for me. well i am interested in MBA in IT or HR.'ll be working in DETROIT,MICHIGAN in USA,are there any good universities offering MBA programmes? please help me to choose the right path. thanks
RE:Hi Karan
by jim kim on Sep 22, 2007 10:33 AM Permalink
Dear Priya, On the basis of ur work exp I feel, u should do a MBA in HR. it will best suit to u. and there are a lot of good univ around Detroit and Michigan. No need to worry. Best of luck. regards, jim jimkim@refiffmail.com
I am a engineering graduate passed out in the year 2005. Right now, i am working for a company providing back end support of sales. Our business is done thru' reps who are in direct contact with the customer. In order to survive in our industry, we need to have good technical skills and our product is control valves.
I would like to take up MBA as my next venture but still like my present job. So, pls advise me if i can get any similar job (typially manufacturing companies) after my MBA that needs both technical as well as sales skills. Because nowadays most of the companies in campus recruitments are from IT & services? Can you throw me some light on some of the manufacturing companies recruiting MBAs and what do they expect typically from MBAs? Will the specialisation in Sales do for this one?
I would like to know if a person does his MBA from UK and if not from LBS or a very reputed institite,what are the job scenario for these kind of students once they are back in India.I have heard that it doesnt make much differnce if you are not form LBS you will be given same treatment whether you study in Nottingham University or Sunderland university.
i am gradute, passed in 2001.After my marriage i want to persue MBA for higher education,better carrer, hence for best furture. i want to know, which are the main things i need to take care while thinking about MBA, like the hurdels/aptitude/finacial problems any thinh. MBA in IT, is it gud?which will be best institute,which things i need to take care while taking admissions
The AUT, New Zealand MBA is based on "real world" learning and flexibility. It is suitable for working executives to maintain a balance between their professional as well as personal life. With a mixture of working and non-working students, an interactive environment is created inside the class. This program is culturally rich and the desire to learn from conventional methodologies and interactive sessions makes it different from other programs in this zone.
Dear Karan, I am very keen in doing my MBA from Manchester and have been to their website to check out the course fee. It's hefty. If I have the capacity to arrange for only 25% of the course fee, arranging finance is a major roadblock for me to consider such B-schools. This has deterred me from even considering a B-school abroad. I have a very impressive track record both academically and professionally. Would appreciate your valuable inputs? Ajit
Choosing to study overseas would expose one to the international scene.However such plans may go haywire due to lack of essential information. Before getting admissions it would be good idea to know various options available --country,subjects, institute,working and yes even the option to immigrate And remember admission without visa is like having a car without tyres!!! Visa conditons..(who says they are applicable?) the most important should be weighed before you choose your country of study
RE:choosing an overseas MBA
by Mahesh M on Oct 28, 2006 06:55 PM Permalink
My son is in final year BBM in Alliance Business Academy,B'lore. Academically,he is an avg student.He wants to study MBA abroad,preferrably in UK,Dubai or Middle East.Can u suggest some colleges/Univ & Also eligibilty criteria?
