Hello Everyone,

I am from India, I have B.Tech in Electronics and Communications which i completed 17 years back and then i completed my Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration around 11 years. I have been working in Telecom/IT MNC's back here in India since last 17 years now and from last 9 years i am working on management roles where i have worked as a Service Delivery Manager, People Manager, Project/Program Manager and have lead various telecom deliveries/projects in last 9 years. I do not have MBA as a degree with me, so i feel i am not growing anymore and so i have decided to pursue an MBA to boost up my career. My target goal is to work in IT/Telecom/E-Commerce companies where i would like to work as KAM, Delivery head or may be as a Business Analyst.

I am looking forward to pursue MBA from Germany, i have just started learning German and is not even on A1 level, but i look forward to learn the same as i approach my goal of having an MBA from Germany. Could anyone of you answer to some of my queries which have come to my mind:

1. What is the scope of job after pursuing an MBA from Germany?
2. What kind of MBA professionals are more employed in German industry?
3. I do not have a fancy budget, nor i have GMAT score with me, so i am looking forward to pursue from a school where GMAT is not mandatory, but it should be a bit reputed one in Germany.
4. Somehow i came across GISMA school's website, but i am still not sure how good it is, although i see it is AMBA accredited.

Hoping to receive a guidance from the experts here.

Regards,

Excellent MBAs have better outcomes than bad ones, and German speakers do best of all in Germany. Without a GMAT, the willingness to borrow or local language skills you will not have good outcomes. GISMA is, almost certainly, the worst AMBA-accredited school in the country. 

PS Read through some of the posts linked from my profile page. 

[Edited by Duncan on Jul 03, 2021]

Thanks for your reply Duncan. Can you please suggest some good business schools in Germany where GMAT is not mandatory. Also I would surely go through the links you have suggested. 

Without a GMAT, the willingness to borrow or local language skills there are no German MBAs good for your goals. 

I somehow agree with you Duncan. How would you rate Hochschule Bremen's MBA in Global Management or HTW Berlin's Masters in Project Management and Data Science? 

Try searching the board for Bremen or HTW. I can't imagine any person for whom these are the best choices for meeting their goal. 

Sure, lemme go through the same for Bremen & HTW.