Hi, i am from India, looking for an Executive MBA (1 year)- Marketing to go for in 2015 from India or Abroad.
If someone could pls advise how much good is my profile to go for. I am planning to give GMAT & CAT this year.
My profile: Total Work exp.- 5.6
yrs. B.E. Mechanical-2007
-Working since 6 months with a Supplier/trading company as a Sales & Marketing Engineer- Generating business for Equipments, Spares & Servicing for Pumps, Heat Exchangers, diesel engines in Marine/ Offshore/ Power Plants/ Industrial.
- 1.4 yrs as a Sales executive with Inside Global Sales B2C profile with a leading job portal.
- 1.7 yrs as Sales Executive with a dealership firm for Industrial consumables in a particular territory.
- 7 months sailed onboard a Ship (Merchant Navy) as Junior Engineer- Operations & Maintenance of Main & Auxiliary Machines like engines, pumps, etc.
- 1 yr. Pre sea training.

Also if someone can pls tell if any medium/low budget college where my profile can stand? can get placements preferrably in Marine field?
I want to boost up my carrier designation, profile & Salary wise.

Looking forward for your help.
- Shivang

You can only find a one year executive MBA in India, so I suggest you ask this on an Indian website.

thanks, in that case can you pls suggest 2 yr MBA in foreign countries

You can only find a one year executive MBA in India, so I suggest you ask this on an Indian website.

Honestly, I'm not really aware of which MBAs are best for the marine field. I guess these will be the business schools in the world's largest ports: Singapore, Rotterdam, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Los Angeles, Long Beach. etc

CSU Long Beach stands out as a low-cost MBA in one of those cities: http://www.csulb.edu/colleges/cba/mba/

Hmm, it should be so. Do u think my profile would be able to stand out for any other industry? Or do you know somebody who can throw some light. I am in a damn need of a logical advice.

Honestly, I'm not really aware of which MBAs are best for the marine field. I guess these will be the business schools in the world's largest ports: Singapore, Rotterdam, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Los Angeles, Long Beach. etc

CSU Long Beach stands out as a low-cost MBA in one of those cities: http://www.csulb.edu/colleges/cba/mba/

Well, I would not start from there. I suggest you take a career aptitude test and see what careers you are most likely to enjoy and succeed in.