HI Guys,

iam and M.tech graduate passed out by this year iam planning to do my MBA in UK form gud universiites for my carreer in UK with gud placement so please suggest me which univ will be gud and without experience an MBA degree will be valuable in UK

Hi subbuk

Without working experience, I am afraid you cannot get into the top tier business school in UK.

I would encourage you to either:

1) do well in your first 2 years at your work, gain leadership, international experience, prepare well for your GMAT. Then, target at your dream school in Uk, or other countries.

2) study for a masters in arts/ science in Uk or other countries. You may be eligible to some good master programmes here in Europe.


Good luck!

Kind regards,
Thomas
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ya wat u said absolutely is correct but i had already done my post graduation in IT and hw much worthful if i come for doing MBA in UK even after 2 years experience and could u just suggest me which specilzation will be gud for placemnt offer in UK after my MBA my area of interest is international business does it has gud scope and let me know wat is status of staffordshire university for MBA is gud or ok and what abt placements because one of my frd got admission in tat univeristy for this sept intake
thanks waiting for u reply

haha... Thomas.wai, surely you aren't taking this person seriously! This is obviously a joke, and I have to admit, a rather funny one.
Only the prospect of this subbuk person actually being sincere would draw a heartier laugh...

I worry that no-one'll be able speak in a year's time, let alone right. Make me want to "pass out", too, albeit in slightly different way.

I think even in case our "frd" finds a "gud university" he might not have a chance to get admission in "tat univeristy"....

The rest I didn't understand so well, but I think best is to read it by loud voice.
Sounds funny!!

Oh please don?t be so mean
Oh please don?t be so mean
I admit I was wrong
I deserve anything that comes
But please don?t be so mean

Hi subbuk

If possible, would you mind to write your requests in standard English? Unfortunately I belong to the earlier generation such that I do not understand the "internetish" too well.

Thanks and best regards,
Thomas