Hey guys need urgent advice for my application in MS in Finance. I gave my GRE today. Here is how my profile looks like
VR:148
QS:155
B.com % (2012) - 72%
14 months work experience into finance.
I wish to apply to following univs however, im skeptical about my scores..
1. Simon Business School
2. Tulane university
3. Case Western Reserve University
4. Brandeis University.
I am not sure of my chances with these scores. Need advise on the same. Also which other decent universities should I look at that would consider my profile.
Hi,
I completed my BTech in 2009, MBA in 2011, both from Tier-2 colleges, with excellent grades. I now have close to 4 years of work-ex in IT product marketing in a big IT firm. I want to move to the US, and am planning to take up a degree that enhances my marketing skills (don't want to change my line of work) and gets me a good job after my course is completed. Can someone suggest me good options other than traditional MBAs?
Thanks!
Hi All,
I have 4.4 years of IT exprience in techno-functionl role(Sales, Account Management, Pre Sales, Vendor Management) and currently I am based out in Dubai
I checked out executive MBA of SP Jain. Could anyone please suggest
1. ROI (Fees is 13.5 laks INR) Course - 18 months
2. Career growth projection. Will it b really beneficial ?
3. Is mumbai better than dubai ? Heard that mumbai faculty and student network are strong
Best,
Robzzz
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I am en enginnering dropout.
But currently working as a software developer in UAE, here companies are not much concerned about degree certificates In total i have 6 years experience in software developement.
Now i plan to come back to INDIA after 5-6 years from now or migrate to AUS or NZ.
What is the best degree i can get through distance education or online so that i can impress MNCs in INDIA/AUS/NZ ?..
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