Hi
I am a b.e final year student planning to do mbm in strathclyde.
Tell me about the entry requirements,job prospects.

Have you tried reading its website?

Not that i am yet to see the web site,
I was expecting personal profile of people doing mbm so that i can compare mine with them

MBM at strathclyde would be a good option. to get admission you would require min 65% marks in your graduation and an IELTS score of 6.5.
I hope this help.
Mamit

hi...
i want to do mba from UK and considering universities like manchester university,imperial college london and leeds university......jus wanted to ask whether i can apply without any work experience...
because i want to join it immediately after completing my graduation
i'm a b.tec student from computer science

You can find that out by visiting their websites.

hi...
i want to do mba from UK and considering universities like manchester university,imperial college london and leeds university......jus wanted to ask whether i can apply without any work experience...
because i want to join it immediately after completing my graduation
i'm a b.tec student from computer science

You can find that out by visiting their websites.

hi...
i want to do mba from UK and considering universities like manchester university,imperial college london and leeds university......jus wanted to ask whether i can apply without any work experience...
because i want to join it immediately after completing my graduation
i'm a b.tec student from computer science

Hi Atisht,
All the universities you have listed do not offer MBA without work exp, all i can suggest that you can apply for MBM at strathclyde and after 3 years of work exp you can upgrade it to Strathclyde MBA. Please let me know if you need any help in applying.
Mamit

No, without three years work experience you stand no chance of getting into the MBA programmes of the universities you mention. They are among the best in the UK because the students are experienced, highly able and diverse.

All of them will offer MSc degrees for people without work experience. If you take one of the MSc degrees then you will get better work experience and stand more of a chance of getting into a top MBA later. I think that's a better option than going to an inferior business school whose MBA students do not have work experience.

Take a look at this listing of good European schools: http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/european-business-school-rankings-2010

I think you must go for MSc or MBM if you need FT ranked universities and if you want to do MBA then there are different set of universities in UK offering MBA to freshers.
Mamit

I think you must go for MSc or MBM if you need FT ranked universities and if you want to do MBA then there are different set of universities in UK offering MBA to freshers.
Mamit

No, without three years work experience you stand no chance of getting into the MBA programmes of the universities you mention. They are among the best in the UK because the students are experienced, highly able and diverse.

All of them will offer MSc degrees for people without work experience. If you take one of the MSc degrees then you will get better work experience and stand more of a chance of getting into a top MBA later. I think that's a better option than going to an inferior business school whose MBA students do not have work experience.

Take a look at this listing of good European schools: http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/european-business-school-rankings-2010

Yes. The alternatives are mostly former polytechnics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polytechnic_%28United_Kingdom%29 where both the quality of pre-experience students going in, and the opportunities for graduates, will be limited. An MSc from a top business school

The Strathclyde MBM, as mentioned above, is good value and can be converted into an MBA later. I would recommend getting into the very best programme you can. It would be a false economy to compromise on quality.

Yes. The alternatives are mostly former polytechnics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polytechnic_%28United_Kingdom%29 where both the quality of pre-experience students going in, and the opportunities for graduates, will be limited. An MSc from a top business school

The Strathclyde MBM, as mentioned above, is good value and can be converted into an MBA later. I would recommend getting into the very best programme you can. It would be a false economy to compromise on quality.

That correct. Both these management programmes http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management and these excellent finance programmes http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-finance-pre-experience-2011 are aimed at pre-experience graduates.

That correct. Both these management programmes http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management and these excellent finance programmes http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-finance-pre-experience-2011 are aimed at pre-experience graduates.

MBM Would be better as it will help you to gain MBA degree in future.

and for jobs both will serve same purpose

and for jobs both will serve same purpose