Hi

I am searching for colleges in US, Europe and Asia with decent placements. I have a 650 GMAT with Q49 and V30. Indian with 6 years finance work experience and finance undergraduate. (not in the IT Indian male category)

Would appreciate if someone could share some information here. Would be grateful if someone could help me in getting a better understanding on where all to apply.

[Edited by nm85 on Dec 06, 2014]

Try the bottom half of this list: GMAT Tiers - strong schools for your GMAT www.find-mba.com/board/27082

US, Europe, and Asia? There are so many options, you should probably try to limit your choices, at the very least, to countries where you speak the language. You should also consider your post-graduation work goals, in terms of both location and function/industry.

In the US, something like Buffalo might work if you wanted to be in New York and eventually work in financial services. Smeal might be a good choice for consulting or operations management.

If you speak French and are interested in entrepreneurship, maybe check out EMLyon... In Asia there are schools like CUHK, and others...

Hi, apart from GMAT there are a number of considerations while choosing a B school like your academics, your career goals, budget, life style choices, languages spoken, job opportunities to name a few. If you are looking at US then Rutgers, Northeastern & Pittsburgh might work for you.

Hi, i am looking for an online course in UAE and i have found some online universities as well as like phoenix, cambordia etc. but these are not matching my pocket.

I am searching for MBA as i have done my bachelors in India and then start my job in Dubai.

Currently, i am employed in an IT firm but the learning and growth is limited due to qualification. therefore, adding some certification would be a competetive edge to my CV.

[Edited by Farid Husam on Jan 14, 2015]

Take a look at http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/online-mba-ranking-2014 and avoid schools like Phoenix without meaninful internat8ional accrediation. If you are in UAE i would look at Strathclyde and Bradford, which teach there.

You basically have two options: there are online MBA programs, like those that Duncan suggested, as well as EMBA programs which teach in Dubai and are designed for working professionals, with classes delivered on the evenings or weekends. If I remember correctly, the LBS EMBA program has classes over long weekends once a month or so.