Hi Pals,
I am Anil Kumar. I am an Engineering graduate and I am planning for an MBA in UK this September intake. (September 2010)
Please help me in selecting the universities. I have given below my academic and work qualifications.
Graduation (B-Tech): 58.9 %
Higher Secondary : 72%
SSC (10th grade) : (83%)
I have a work experience as a manager over 3.5 years.
IELTS Score : 7.0 band score
Please let me know the list of the universities that I am eligible to apply for. I have not given the GMAT exam.
Awaiting replies as soon as possible
Thanking you in advance
Anil Kumar
Please Help to find out the universities...
Posted Mar 01, 2010 13:51
I am Anil Kumar. I am an Engineering graduate and I am planning for an MBA in UK this September intake. (September 2010)
Please help me in selecting the universities. I have given below my academic and work qualifications.
Graduation (B-Tech): 58.9 %
Higher Secondary : 72%
SSC (10th grade) : (83%)
I have a work experience as a manager over 3.5 years.
IELTS Score : 7.0 band score
Please let me know the list of the universities that I am eligible to apply for. I have not given the GMAT exam.
Awaiting replies as soon as possible
Thanking you in advance
Anil Kumar
Posted Mar 01, 2010 15:54
Hi Pals,
I am Anil Kumar. I am an Engineering graduate and I am planning for an MBA in UK this September intake. (September 2010)
Please help me in selecting the universities. I have given below my academic and work qualifications.
Graduation (B-Tech): 58.9 %
Higher Secondary : 72%
SSC (10th grade) : (83%)
I have a work experience as a manager over 3.5 years.
IELTS Score : 7.0 band score
Please let me know the list of the universities that I am eligible to apply for. I have not given the GMAT exam.
Awaiting replies as soon as possible
Thanking you in advance
Anil Kumar
you are eligible to aply in many, but few best ones (without GMAT) are
Aston,Leeds,Nottingham,Durham,Bath,Bradford......
I am Anil Kumar. I am an Engineering graduate and I am planning for an MBA in UK this September intake. (September 2010)
Please help me in selecting the universities. I have given below my academic and work qualifications.
Graduation (B-Tech): 58.9 %
Higher Secondary : 72%
SSC (10th grade) : (83%)
I have a work experience as a manager over 3.5 years.
IELTS Score : 7.0 band score
Please let me know the list of the universities that I am eligible to apply for. I have not given the GMAT exam.
Awaiting replies as soon as possible
Thanking you in advance
Anil Kumar
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you are eligible to aply in many, but few best ones (without GMAT) are
Aston,Leeds,Nottingham,Durham,Bath,Bradford......
Posted Mar 01, 2010 17:06
Hi Anil,
Got your PM....Could you Pl answer the following questions...
1.What is your budget(fees alone) ?
2.Have you planned to take GMAT in future?
3.Your exp is in which field?
4.What is your industry size?(in terms of money)
5.Are you focusing on which category(top tier univ.....etc)
6.Any financial transaction handled?
7.Your level in org.hierarchy?
8.Man power admin if any?
Answer these question.......So that I can help you.
Got your PM....Could you Pl answer the following questions...
1.What is your budget(fees alone) ?
2.Have you planned to take GMAT in future?
3.Your exp is in which field?
4.What is your industry size?(in terms of money)
5.Are you focusing on which category(top tier univ.....etc)
6.Any financial transaction handled?
7.Your level in org.hierarchy?
8.Man power admin if any?
Answer these question.......So that I can help you.
Posted Mar 02, 2010 04:56
Have you considered Nottingham? Outside of London it's cheaper to live in Nottingham but it's still close...they have an extensive range of MSc programs as well as the MBA and have campuses in Asia where you can do an exchange?
Posted Mar 02, 2010 05:51
Valid point..........But growth wise which is better?
Posted Mar 02, 2010 07:00
What do you mean 'growth wise'?
Posted Mar 02, 2010 10:10
I will say without GMAT best bet would be to go for Durham and Aston. Leeds is asking for GMAT this year without which your application wont be processed further. Nottingham, Bath and Bradford are also good without GMAT.
Process your application asap as this year there is heavy rush and will take around 4 to 6 weeks for your application to get processed.
I have 7 plus years exp in IT industry. IELTS score of 7.0 and No GMAT. I have applied to Durham, Aston, Bath, Birmingham, Bradford, University of Sheffield and Nottingham in Jan 2010 and still waiting for the feedback on the same.
Process your application asap as this year there is heavy rush and will take around 4 to 6 weeks for your application to get processed.
I have 7 plus years exp in IT industry. IELTS score of 7.0 and No GMAT. I have applied to Durham, Aston, Bath, Birmingham, Bradford, University of Sheffield and Nottingham in Jan 2010 and still waiting for the feedback on the same.
Posted Mar 02, 2010 12:38
To magnet........
Growth prospectus of MBA and Msc
Growth prospectus of MBA and Msc
Posted Mar 03, 2010 11:13
Hi Folks,
I am Gaurav..and I am also in same dilemma of selecting MBA course. I am also an Engineering student from A+ State University of India. I have worked in IT sector for 2 years, have been working in Sales for past 10 months.
I have scored :
BTech: 61.6%
12th: 68%
10th: 72%
I have been preparing for GMAT for some time and have given a MOCK GMAT and scored 710.
My budget for the MBA course is not very high and that too I will have to arrange by Loan. I am looking for possibilities of scholarships, if any.
Waiting for reply from your side.
Thanks and Regards,
Gaurav
I am Gaurav..and I am also in same dilemma of selecting MBA course. I am also an Engineering student from A+ State University of India. I have worked in IT sector for 2 years, have been working in Sales for past 10 months.
I have scored :
BTech: 61.6%
12th: 68%
10th: 72%
I have been preparing for GMAT for some time and have given a MOCK GMAT and scored 710.
My budget for the MBA course is not very high and that too I will have to arrange by Loan. I am looking for possibilities of scholarships, if any.
Waiting for reply from your side.
Thanks and Regards,
Gaurav
Posted Mar 03, 2010 17:35
See my P.M
Posted Mar 12, 2010 04:43
Thats a tough question, I suppose it depends but broadly speaking a good MBA traditionally gives you a higher salary increase and a significant jump up the management ladder.
I think it's imperative that if you're doing an MBA that you choose a good school which is why I recommended Nottingham.
I'd say that an MBA gives you a broad management training where-as an MSc focuses on details in particular area e.g. Finance or Manufacture etc. Growth of an MSc purely depends on markets/product successes etc. and is variable i.e. in the internet boom there would have been a growth in IT based MSc's whereas the MBA has steadily grown over the years, more significantly recently during the recession, but it's likely to continue to consistantly be a popular option.
Does that answer your question? :|
I think it's imperative that if you're doing an MBA that you choose a good school which is why I recommended Nottingham.
I'd say that an MBA gives you a broad management training where-as an MSc focuses on details in particular area e.g. Finance or Manufacture etc. Growth of an MSc purely depends on markets/product successes etc. and is variable i.e. in the internet boom there would have been a growth in IT based MSc's whereas the MBA has steadily grown over the years, more significantly recently during the recession, but it's likely to continue to consistantly be a popular option.
Does that answer your question? :|
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