I am a computer science post graduate working with an industry leading telecom firm with 12 years of experience. My scores are ==> 10th: 84%, 12th: 74%, Grad: 67%, post grad: 9.1 CGPA.
I am into project/program management profile for the past 4 years with excellent track record. I am thinking of pursuing an MBA but not convinced how much boost it will provide to my career considering:
- my experience is already higher as compared to average experience of candidates.
- is it worth the investment
Additionally pls suggest:
- should I be looking at MBA or any other course
- if I target Indian B-schools then apart from ISB and IIMs should any other schools be on my radar?
How are the MBA programmes at National University of Singapore?
I am a 2013 passed out engineering graduate,currently working with ICICI bank as Branch Sales Manager. Please help .
1) please elaborate on the actual eligibilty.
2) and the available scholarships. Skip
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NUS is one of the top ranked B Schools in Asia for MBA. with its 16 months course length, it is a preferred destination for roles in finance, operations and general management. A minimum experience of 24 months is required to apply. However, desirable years of experience could be anywhere between 3-4 years. Having said that, it would be good to tell you that professional experience in terms of quality and kinds of roles handled would matter more than the years of experience. For Scholarships, you will have to refer to the website of NUS. A tip here - Apply in R1 to have the maximum advantage.
Hi, I am a 2012 batch Computer Science Engineer, acads, 10th-86% 12th-72% Grad-8.03 CGPA. I have got a call from XIMB this year, and the last date of making the payment is 12th, I have always been in the helm of affairs wherever I have worked, and heavily participated in extra-curricular activities, in the past have lead campaigns for an NGO during my engineering studies, have 2 years of experience working there, which in turn helped me realize my potential in a job where there is a high need of managerial acumen, that was during my Engineering, currently I am working at a startup as a software developer, people there also recognize my personal skills and are willing to make me a product manager. My career goal is to be in a leading position in a company, where i get to make decisions and earn a remuneration I deserve. Should i join XIMB this year, which seems to me like a risk as the seats have increased and scenario is not perfect, or should i work here for a couple of years and try for ivy league B-Schools down the line, I have 13 months experience. Do i have a chance of cracking those given my academics? I would want to see myself in these schools but, dont know if that is a practical decision to make. Any guidance is welcomed.
I am currently working with Infosys Techonolgies, having 2.6 yrs experience. I would like to know the GMAT score that would keep me in a safer side when i apply for Great Lakes or any other good B schools. My primary choice is B schools accepting GMAT in INDIA.
Hi guys, I'm rank new to this forum. Been contemplating to crack the GMAT for a good 12 months now and have finally decided to take the plunge come June. However, there are a few niggling questions I have (I scoured previous threads but could not find some definitive recommendations). Sadly, there are a lot of people waiting in the wings to have you enrolled and make a quick buck by fobbing you off.
I'll cut to the chase here. A lot of my friends and members in here have recommended to do away with classes. I could have done so but mathematics is my bogey subject. Having worked for more than 5 years, I've become all the more rusty with math and other aspects of the test. In order to get into the swing of things, I've decided not to straddle professional and study time periods. As far as classes are concerned, I'm torn between TIME, IMFS and IMS. It will be of immense help if someone could help me with their experience or recommendations, etc. I've also heard that Manhattan have started off with their courses in India. Could anyone shed some light on that as well? Will it pan out just fine for GMAT aspirants like me?
Dear Consultants - I gave CAT this year and scored 99.1. However, could only convert IIM Shillong as of now. In order to decide wheher to take up IIM S or not, I want to explore my options of doing MBA from abroad (targetting top 35 worldwide). I wanted to know, given a good GMAT score, what are other paramters one needs to have in their profile to crack through them.
Also, I will take a loan in that case. What is the ROI of spending 70 odd lac INR?
Looking for some expert advice.
I work in Evalueserve as a Project Manager. (2.75 years of work exp)
Dear Sir, I have completed masters in Energy Management from IISWBM, Kolkata on 2012. I am associated with a Govt. project at IISWBM currently in the relevant field. I wish to do PhD in Energy Management, preferably from IIM or a top B-school. Please suggest some colleges, from where I can do my PhD, so that I can get value of the same in future. Regards
Sabah Khan, assistant director of MBA Admissions at Stanford Graduate School of Business, answers your questions below. About the Program Name of the school: Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB). Name of the program: The Stanford MBA Program. School location: Palo Alto, California, USA....
10th-95%, 12th-83%, Btech-85.2%. I would have 34 months of work experience in TCS as a quality assurance analyst by April, 2015. I am in a client facing role, with a knowledge of BFS domain-especially in the areas of Credit Risk and Fraud Management.
Besides, I have had an enriching association with an NGO and have got many extracurricular achievements and leadership opportunities through Toastmasters International. I have also received some work related awards and certifications from the National Stock Exchange.
I am yet to start GMAT preparations.However, I have scored over 99 percentile in CAT this time and I am confident of scoring more than 730 in GMAT.
I am targeting ISB and the top 20-30 B schools abroad. Please evaluate my profile and advice whether I should apply this year itself or improve my profile further and try next year. My plans of giving gmat asap rests on that.
Thanks in advance.
PS: I want to have a fairly strong chance of getting selected when I apply,as the applications are a very costly affair :D
I have 46 months of experience and I am a Social Media Manager with a London based marketing agency whose national centre is located in Gurgaon. Its a worldwide company and I have worked with clients like Reckitt Benckiser, Adidas, Shell, Unilever on a global front too.
I have a varied interest in co curricular and have done all sorts of it:
1. Headed creative/fine arts club at school colleges and even work
2. Been active memeber of college fest organising committee
3. Founded fashion society in college and represented college at University level
4. Part of Dance teams in college, school and work too
5. Member of the nationwide magazine and newsletter (work-place specific)
6. Member of designing team and designed brochures and collaterals for events at work.
7. Active member of Rotary club and interact club at school which worked for making society better.
I plan to give my GMAT in (July/August) and apply for colleges for 2015 fall.
Can some one please let me know few colleges in US or singapore best for General Management, also please let me know which of those schools have Spring 2015 intake.
I completed my BTech Mechanical Engineering in 2011 and 2 years break of doing nothing. Then joined MTech in IIT Roorkee in 2013. But at any point of time in my life I wanted to do MBA. Is it advisable to do MBA after MTech ? If yes, with my poor profile can I enter a top B-School ?
Hi. This is siddharth Bajaj. I am preparing for GMAT exam. i want to practice more of quants maths. can anyone provide me with the materials and also suggest where i can find more materials to study and practice. Also kindly suggest how to prepare for the exam in quants section as it is my week part. a the help is appricated.
