GMAT & MBA in Belgium

[montsja]

Hi All,

I want to pursue MBA at Brussels(Belgium), but i dont have any information regarding colleges and courses here.
If somebody has any knowledge about it,please share with me.

Please share some knowledge about GMAT.

Thanks

SJ

[rmbt]

Refrain from opening multiple threads on the same topic, as you have already opened a thread on GMAT and related section.

Have patience, your query will be answered.

IF you have something urgent feel free to PM me.

[rocksaint]

Hi,

If you can share your profile, then maybe I can give you some insights. There are two good colleges in Belgium -

1. Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School - The best in Belgium and good FT rankings in 2004/05/06 + if you are experienced and if you are well-versed with either French or Dutch language then you have an advantage here.

2. Solvay Business School - Not heard of it much, but it's good if you plan to puruse your career in Belgium. Tough competition for outsiders as you need to have the hang of the local language.

Both the colleges are good, but Vlerick has international faculities coming in regularly. Recruitment is a problem, cause here things work only via n/w'ing. Plus you need to have the practical knowledge of French or the Dutch language to consider yourself competititve enough, otherwise the ROI is very good.

- Rocksaint

[rocksaint]

[quote=rocksaint;806015]Hi,

If you can share your profile, then maybe I can give you some insights. There are two good colleges in Belgium -

1. Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School - The best in Belgium and good FT rankings in 2004/05/06 + if you are experienced and if you are well-versed with either French or Dutch language then you have an advantage here.

2. Solvay Business School - Not heard of it much, but it's good if you plan to puruse your career in Belgium. Tough competition for outsiders as you need to have the hang of the local language.

Both the colleges are good, but Vlerick has international faculities coming in regularly. Recruitment is a problem, cause here things work only via n/w'ing. Plus you need to have the practical knowledge of French or the Dutch language to consider yourself competititve enough, otherwise the ROI is very good.

- Rocksaint

[kkwhacks]

Hi rock saint.
You have been quite helpful in all your posts on Vlerick.
My query is about the job market, not placements exactly.
Is the job market for Consulting( business/IT) as dynamic as it is in India/South Asia. Or is it laid back as it was in India way back in the pre Y2K era?
I am taking my gmat in august 07. plan to apply for next year.