Hai Duncan,
I would like to know how good is the masters in management program of EBS?Is it a good university?Which are the other good universities in Germany for that program?I am an aeronautical engineering graduate and want to move to the management sector;I don't have any work experience;so what do you think is the best masters course for me going ahead??Please help me with some useful tips and information.
Regards,
Sarat

Look at the Mannheim, ESCP Berlin and Cologne schools on this list: http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management-2012 They are designed for students without undergraduate degrees in business.

EBS is not as good as those schools, so aim for one of the ranked school.

I will be moving to Munich(husband's onsite) in some time and have applied for offenburg, MBS. Would like to do MBA in Germany. I have 3+ yrs of experience in IT. I would like to know the recognition of German's MBA in India. Will MBA in Offenburg or Pforzheim be recognised in India(in terms of salary, position) or is it this way, MBA from Mannmeim/HHL, etc.. only be recognised due to international accrediation. I think more of Indians will be able to help me on this better. Thanks.

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That seems like a question to ask the schools.

I think ESMT is a fine choice - although if you could land a spot at Mannheim (which is ranked in the FT), it might be worth putting it off a year.

Maybe ESMT would give you a better scholarship package with your improved score? It would be worth asking them, because this might change the calculus.

Hello Duncan!!!

I am intrested in doing MBA-International management from germany.I am having more than 2 yrs experience in clinical research industry.I want to know that for getting job in germany is it necesaary that i should have good command over german language..Please suggest me some good MBA colleges in germany.

How about the ones listed in this thread? Look at the blue hyperlinks under these posts.

I am having more than 2 yrs experience in clinical research industry.

I want to know that for getting job in germany is it necesaary that i should have good command over german language.

Duncan,

I have read all of your post and I?m extremely thankful for all your advices. I?m thinking of doing an MBA in Germany and my goal is to work in Germany after the MBA. For you, what is the best MBA? I?m from Argentina (27 years old). I have 2 years of experience in a consulting company. My GPA in BA is not so good but I have a GMAT of 730 and pass the CFA Level III. I?m fluent in Spanish, German and English.
I?m thinking of applying in 2014.
Thanks for all your help!

Mannheim is clearly the best MBA in Germany. ESMT, HHL and WHU are all strong contenders depending on your career goal.

PS Although it's not in Germany, I think I would say that HSG is the most powerful business school in Germany.

Duncan,
Thanks for answering so fast. Do you think I would be able to get in into Mannheim or HSG even if my GPA is so low?
When a start de application process how I can get your service, what can you help me? THANKS!!

Your work experience is more of an obstacle than your GPA.

For my services, just read my profile page and then contact me that way.

Interesting trivia. The 1500 alumni of HHL have created 2500 jobs.

Hi rohit,
The answer to your question depends very much on your background and your aims. Where are you from? How much experience do you have? Which business sector/specialization? What kind of MBA are you planning to do? Where do you want to work afterwards.

Generally you can say that In some fields (such as IT and engineering) jobs prospects for foreign educated job applicants in Germany are good even for those who don't speak German. However, for most jobs in management you will need a very good command of German and substantial work experience to be able to compete with German applicants.

Deal All,

I am a graduate in commerce and working as an Analyst . I have 3 years of work experience in the field of Finance. I am planning for Masters in Finance from Germany . Please help me with to know about the job prospects after completing the Masters. I know language is a barrier but if this is taken care of how is the scope of starting a career in Finance.

All kind of suggestion will be appriciated

It depends on the school and your cultural adaptation, not just language. If you go to an FT ranked MiF and speak fluent German before starting the course then you have a strong position.

Hi Duncan,

I am an engineer and MBA from top schools in India. I have worked for six years in the energy sector in strategy, regulatory affairs and policy advocacy. Last two and a half years, I've started a consulting and project management company. I have a 330 out of 340 in GRE. I am looking for a good 1-year MBA program in Europe. Primary considerations- a program that can get me close to full tuition scholarship; ability to place in a country with a liberal visa policy (dont want to come back to India in the near future; reasonable placements in the energy sector. Look forward to receiving your reply. Thanks.

I don't think you can get all three. Pick two?

Hey Duncan,

Will pick almost full scholarship and a school that can place me in a country with a liberal visa policy! Thanks