Hi,

NTU runs in a trimester system, and the majority of MBAs joined in August every year. Therefore, the orientation, introduction and similar programmes usually start at the end of July or early August every year.

Having said that, it is possible to join in their second trimester in Nov or third trimester in Feb.

Good luck!

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi anshul,

I feel that what you are doing is great to the community, please carry on the great work!

Please carry on the great work!

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi,

Let me try to answer as many questions as I can from previous posts:

1) Can one have less than 2 years work experience join Nanyang? by nitesh2nuts

Yes, but very unlikely, unless you have proven yourself to be exceptional and highly talented. First, your application package needs to be almost perfect, so that you can gain an interview; Second, you have to prove yourself to be exceptional during your interview to convince them that you are ready.

Just to share with you, I did my interview with Nanyang after 16 months full time job and was accepted. I believe at that time, I was among one of the few have slightly less than two years of work experience.

2) Does Nanyang affect CAT? by no-talent

Well, you still need a good GMAT score no matter what. Unless you have worked for more than 8 years or so, then this requirement would be relaxed.

3) Does Nanyang has job fair? by Kittykitty

Yes. Other than a large job fair every year and a number of smaller one, MBAs also have some special networking sessions with employers. Some Indian companies have previously participated in the networking sessions.

Good luck to all!

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi all,

Nanyang is currently updating their MBA website, thus, we can expect to see a new updated website within weeks.

Good luck to all!

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi all aspiring Nanyang MBA students for 2009,

Nanyang is a great business school! It is the best school in Singapore and well, some say the best in South East Asia.

I have personally enjoyed the programme very much and learnt a lot from Nanyang. Feel free to go my blog to see how I did what I do since I joined them 2006 ... e.g. go to Korea for a study trip (sponsored by Samsung), publish my first article at Harvard Business Review on strategies in HR, go to Switzerland to learn my second master to work with McKinsey ....

Good luck to all!

For those of you might need help in crafting your CV, cover letters, application essays etc for your application, feel free to pm or email me to get a sample work of mine. I have been helping other professionals to get into top business schools in Asia and Europe.

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi all,

If you need any help in your application to your MBA programme in Asia or Europe; or if you wanted to see some of my personal experience in studying, working and playing in Europe; or well, if you want some of my sample resume work to assit in your own CV and resume writing, feel free to email me and to go my blog.

May every one of us here be successful in getting what we want.

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi

HEC is one of the best schools in Europe. Congrats to your successful application!

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi prashantformba

You are right about your research on Queens, CEIBS and NUS.

If you are looking for consulting jobs, Queens and CEIBS could be better. From your name, I suppose you are not a Chinese and unable to speak in Mandarin confidently. Therefore, you may want to consider Queens, which offers very good MBA programme.

Good luck.

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi Ritz

Good luck to your application. I have been assisting others in crafting their resume/CV, application essays, reference etc for their application to MBA and career switch.

Let me know if you need any help.

I wish you all the best.

Kind regards,
Thomas

Hi sarsij

Though I do not agree with all the points you have shared earlier, I guess it does capture many good ideas about MBA for our aspiring peers.

Thank you.

Kind regards,
Thomas