where to do mba in england


Hi everyone,

could any one tell me which university should target for MBA as my profile is

BE (electrical ) with 67.4 %
S. Secondary with 60%
Secondary with 74%
and having a work experience in sales and marketing of 26 months till date
i had not given G mat (which i am planning to give in June) and even not given IELTS

I want a university which has a very good course structure along with good industrial exposure and links with the industries so that

Hi everyone,

could any one tell me which university should target for MBA as my profile is

BE (electrical ) with 67.4 %
S. Secondary with 60%
Secondary with 74%
and having a work experience in sales and marketing of 26 months till date
i had not given G mat (which i am planning to give in June) and even not given IELTS

I want a university which has a very good course structure along with good industrial exposure and links with the industries so that
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susee

If you are interested in Sep intake,here is my plan for you.
1.Try to complete IELTS first at least by March.
2.Then finish GMAT as early as possible.I think you are already late,Since competition is tough for top ranked institutes,make it fast.
3.Worst condition,you can get a placement at least in medium univ with out GMAT.
4.Since you don't have 3 yrs of Managerial exp, try to post a high total which can negotiate your weaker areas.
5.Find univ,where exp is not stressed highly.
6.If MBA is not so urgent,then gather another 1 yr additional exp which could land you in top order.....

All the best............

If you are interested in Sep intake,here is my plan for you.
1.Try to complete IELTS first at least by March.
2.Then finish GMAT as early as possible.I think you are already late,Since competition is tough for top ranked institutes,make it fast.
3.Worst condition,you can get a placement at least in medium univ with out GMAT.
4.Since you don't have 3 yrs of Managerial exp, try to post a high total which can negotiate your weaker areas.
5.Find univ,where exp is not stressed highly.
6.If MBA is not so urgent,then gather another 1 yr additional exp which could land you in top order.....

All the best............
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thanks for your response

1 is it necessary to give IELTS and GMAT both
2 i am currently working an by august hopefully having 32 months experience
3 currently what are the university that i can target as i cannot wait for 1 more year but can look for january intake if any
4 if i target medium level university then what is the pay pakage after doing MBA

thanks for your response

1 is it necessary to give IELTS and GMAT both
2 i am currently working an by august hopefully having 32 months experience
3 currently what are the university that i can target as i cannot wait for 1 more year but can look for january intake if any
4 if i target medium level university then what is the pay pakage after doing MBA
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susee

Plan for Sep intake-
1.IELTS mandatory unless your mode of teaching is not English starting from school to univ.That is what rule says.........But if you have IELTS then it could be easy to get in.
2.With out GMAT,top order may not be possible since you don't have strong exp back up and aptitude score.
3.Start applying now itself with an impressive CV and SOP

Plan for Jan intake-
1.Post a good GMAT and IELTS score
2.An impressive CV and SOP.
3.then top order is feasible.


What is your budget?.It is very very important factor.

Plan for Sep intake-
1.IELTS mandatory unless your mode of teaching is not English starting from school to univ.That is what rule says.........But if you have IELTS then it could be easy to get in.
2.With out GMAT,top order may not be possible since you don't have strong exp back up and aptitude score.
3.Start applying now itself with an impressive CV and SOP

Plan for Jan intake-
1.Post a good GMAT and IELTS score
2.An impressive CV and SOP.
3.then top order is feasible.


What is your budget?.It is very very important factor.
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susee

Pay wise I am not sound enough to advise.......Refer FT,TOP MBA sites,which can help you a bit.

Pay wise I am not sound enough to advise.......Refer FT,TOP MBA sites,which can help you a bit.
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as far budget is concern i can invest 15-16 lacs provided i get a good university what is the range of GMAT score is required for good college as i can prepond my gmat exam in may also as i am comfortable with it, please specify some university for september intake where i should apply and one more important thing i had 4-5 months experience of NGO also So combining all that i can make it to 3 yr by july ..............

Kindly specify university for sept intake as well as january intake

as far budget is concern i can invest 15-16 lacs provided i get a good university what is the range of GMAT score is required for good college as i can prepond my gmat exam in may also as i am comfortable with it, please specify some university for september intake where i should apply and one more important thing i had 4-5 months experience of NGO also So combining all that i can make it to 3 yr by july ..............

Kindly specify university for sept intake as well as january intake
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susee

Fees alone will come around 15 lacs+ for best univ.With this budget let us focus on middle order.For middle order any thing around 600+ or 650+ is enough.Some univ do offer with out GMAT also.If possible have a visit to near by consultancy.Some consultancies offer for free.It will be worth enough rather than trying in forums........

Fees alone will come around 15 lacs+ for best univ.With this budget let us focus on middle order.For middle order any thing around 600+ or 650+ is enough.Some univ do offer with out GMAT also.If possible have a visit to near by consultancy.Some consultancies offer for free.It will be worth enough rather than trying in forums........
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sharontao

Hi all,

After reading the above discussion, might I suggest an MBA programme in England that might be of interest to you? I work for Hult International Business School and our one year MBA programme (http://www.hult.edu/mba-program/our-program/curriculum) might be in line with your qualifications and what you are looking for. Although Hult does require GMAT and IELTS scores, we try to look at students holistically and are not prescriptive about grades or amounts of experience. We also conduct IELTS tests at Hult, so you would only have to concentrate on your GMAT in June.

Hult's one year MBA might also provide the structure and links to outside industry that you seek as well. Our intensive programme begins with a four-week toolbox and four individual modules, addressing different stages in the growth of a business. The specific content in each module provides students with key competencies for success in the business world, such as business fundamentals, global consciousness, presentations and execution skills. The rest of the MBA modules can be completed at our London campus (www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/London) (where you will have exposure to some of Europe and the UK's largest companies), or you may be interested in gaining knowledge in other key financial centres around the world through our Global Rotation Programme. In this programme, you can complete your MBA at any of our other global campuses:

MBA in Boston www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/boston
MBA in China www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/shanghai
MBA in Dubai www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/dubai
MBA in San Francisco http://www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/san-francisco

Feel free to look through our website to see if our one year MBA programme in the UK is right for you. If you have any questions, please contact us. Good luck!

Hi all,

After reading the above discussion, might I suggest an MBA programme in England that might be of interest to you? I work for Hult International Business School and our one year MBA programme (http://www.hult.edu/mba-program/our-program/curriculum) might be in line with your qualifications and what you are looking for. Although Hult does require GMAT and IELTS scores, we try to look at students holistically and are not prescriptive about grades or amounts of experience. We also conduct IELTS tests at Hult, so you would only have to concentrate on your GMAT in June.

Hult's one year MBA might also provide the structure and links to outside industry that you seek as well. Our intensive programme begins with a four-week toolbox and four individual modules, addressing different stages in the growth of a business. The specific content in each module provides students with key competencies for success in the business world, such as business fundamentals, global consciousness, presentations and execution skills. The rest of the MBA modules can be completed at our London campus (www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/London) (where you will have exposure to some of Europe and the UK's largest companies), or you may be interested in gaining knowledge in other key financial centres around the world through our Global Rotation Programme. In this programme, you can complete your MBA at any of our other global campuses:

MBA in Boston www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/boston
MBA in China www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/shanghai
MBA in Dubai www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/dubai
MBA in San Francisco http://www.hult.edu/mba-program/campuses/san-francisco

Feel free to look through our website to see if our one year MBA programme in the UK is right for you. If you have any questions, please contact us. Good luck!
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susee

I think Hult is costlier.......Since his budget is 20K I am not sure about the feasibility.But no questions on quality of Hult

I think Hult is costlier.......Since his budget is 20K I am not sure about the feasibility.But no questions on quality of Hult
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hi all

thanks for giving me a valuable feed back

But one thing i want to ask from you that as far as budget is concern i have to take a education loan, which i have to pay in later years hence if i invest more my return should be according to that and as far as university is considered i want to pursue my MBA from the best university ..................so kindly suggest me what i should do as now its high time to decide otherwise i will miss this year admissions

one more thing as far hult is considered what GMAt score is sufficient .

SUSEE as you suggested me to consult to the counseller the had suggested me the following university
1)Sterling
2)Strathclyde
3)New Castle
4)Aberdeen
5)Roehampton
6)Swansea
7)Aberstwyth
8) Glasgow

And in Strathclyed they suggested me to go for MBM Program ....................now i am in difficult position who to decied which is best for me ...................please help

hi all

thanks for giving me a valuable feed back

But one thing i want to ask from you that as far as budget is concern i have to take a education loan, which i have to pay in later years hence if i invest more my return should be according to that and as far as university is considered i want to pursue my MBA from the best university ..................so kindly suggest me what i should do as now its high time to decide otherwise i will miss this year admissions

one more thing as far hult is considered what GMAt score is sufficient .

SUSEE as you suggested me to consult to the counseller the had suggested me the following university
1)Sterling
2)Strathclyde
3)New Castle
4)Aberdeen
5)Roehampton
6)Swansea
7)Aberstwyth
8) Glasgow

And in Strathclyed they suggested me to go for MBM Program ....................now i am in difficult position who to decied which is best for me ...................please help
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sharontao

Hello again,

I can very much appreciate the investment needed to start your MBA. It might also be worth looking at Hult's one year MBA financial aid page (http://www.hult.edu/mba-program/admissions/financial-aid). Many international students are awarded scholarships, fellowships and loans each year. It might be worth talking to a recruiter to see what options are available to you.

As far as minimum GMAT scores, it's hard to say because each student is looked at on a case by case basis. What you may lack in one area, you might make up for in another.

Good luck with your decision. I'd suggest going through all of your options, thinking about what your priorities are (type of programme, location, cost, etc.) and go from there. All the best!

Hello again,

I can very much appreciate the investment needed to start your MBA. It might also be worth looking at Hult's one year MBA financial aid page (http://www.hult.edu/mba-program/admissions/financial-aid). Many international students are awarded scholarships, fellowships and loans each year. It might be worth talking to a recruiter to see what options are available to you.

As far as minimum GMAT scores, it's hard to say because each student is looked at on a case by case basis. What you may lack in one area, you might make up for in another.

Good luck with your decision. I'd suggest going through all of your options, thinking about what your priorities are (type of programme, location, cost, etc.) and go from there. All the best!
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hi sharoanto

i appreciate what you had said but i think that was a diplomatic answer i am right now going through the financial aid in terms of scholarship i can get but apart from that will it cost me around 57k ...............one important thing you think that i have a profile to really get through the university also apart from HULT Which university i can go for ......

thanks for your kind support

hi sharoanto

i appreciate what you had said but i think that was a diplomatic answer i am right now going through the financial aid in terms of scholarship i can get but apart from that will it cost me around 57k ...............one important thing you think that i have a profile to really get through the university also apart from HULT Which university i can go for ......

thanks for your kind support
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i forgot to mention i am intrested in general mba or in marketing

i forgot to mention i am intrested in general mba or in marketing
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susee

1.Let me finish the job you have given to me........Getting into Strathclyde is very very difficult with out a good GMAT, IELTS and minimum of 3 yrs of managerial exp.I stress again, the word "managerial" not a mere exp.They have a good demand worldwide.
2.Glasgow has small intake of 40 to 45.Accredited with AACSB and AMBA.Start trying now itself.
3.Aberdeen and New castle is also good.
4.Rest I have no idea....
Ref more websites........More efforts required.......Have you checked with FT rankings.....?

1.Let me finish the job you have given to me........Getting into Strathclyde is very very difficult with out a good GMAT, IELTS and minimum of 3 yrs of managerial exp.I stress again, the word "managerial" not a mere exp.They have a good demand worldwide.
2.Glasgow has small intake of 40 to 45.Accredited with AACSB and AMBA.Start trying now itself.
3.Aberdeen and New castle is also good.
4.Rest I have no idea....
Ref more websites........More efforts required.......Have you checked with FT rankings.....?
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hello susee

i had a discussion with the counceller and he is saying that i can apply and get through the strath. univerity option but my worry is employbility as glasgow is a small place where option is limited ,also i have pretty decent academics with 2.5 yrs of work exp which is in handling dealer network so i can say a type of managerial task to manage all dealers ,also there is MBM coures offered by the university what you suggest should i go for the university and if yes then MBA OR MBM.........i am having conditional offer from aberdeen university also

hello susee

i had a discussion with the counceller and he is saying that i can apply and get through the strath. univerity option but my worry is employbility as glasgow is a small place where option is limited ,also i have pretty decent academics with 2.5 yrs of work exp which is in handling dealer network so i can say a type of managerial task to manage all dealers ,also there is MBM coures offered by the university what you suggest should i go for the university and if yes then MBA OR MBM.........i am having conditional offer from aberdeen university also
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susee

I have no idea on MBM........I am referring on MBA....If you could able to get an admission for a MBA program in Strathclyde , then stick with your counselor.Need not think on any other options......To my knowledge getting into Strathclyde MBA is the best program I personally feel.......Forget about employment.......There is no hard and fast rule that you should serve only in Glasgow......You got plenty of options.....Strathclyde has its own brand value....Check with others........

As far as exp is concerned your CV and SOP should explain following things............
1.Managerial exp(Middle mgmt and top mgmt preferred)
2.You should have exp on man power administration(subordinates)
3.Amount of financial transaction handled........
4.Your level in present organization hierarchy

If you have these qualities then success is inevitable...

I have no idea on MBM........I am referring on MBA....If you could able to get an admission for a MBA program in Strathclyde , then stick with your counselor.Need not think on any other options......To my knowledge getting into Strathclyde MBA is the best program I personally feel.......Forget about employment.......There is no hard and fast rule that you should serve only in Glasgow......You got plenty of options.....Strathclyde has its own brand value....Check with others........

As far as exp is concerned your CV and SOP should explain following things............
1.Managerial exp(Middle mgmt and top mgmt preferred)
2.You should have exp on man power administration(subordinates)
3.Amount of financial transaction handled........
4.Your level in present organization hierarchy

If you have these qualities then success is inevitable...
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thanks for the reply

as far as your 4 points fo managerial level are concern then i do not fulfill your 4th point as i am in the bottom of the heriachey rest is i an handeling 21 dealers along with their manpower also handeling the budget of 1700 lacs ,along with the collection of the sales so i have pretty decent experience for MBA just clear my worry for employability so that i can decide as i am already running out of time

thanks for the reply

as far as your 4 points fo managerial level are concern then i do not fulfill your 4th point as i am in the bottom of the heriachey rest is i an handeling 21 dealers along with their manpower also handeling the budget of 1700 lacs ,along with the collection of the sales so i have pretty decent experience for MBA just clear my worry for employability so that i can decide as i am already running out of time
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susee

My position is much similar to yours........But the point is I think MBA as a long term investment.I don't think growth of next 5 yrs but I think about growth of next 15 years.My question is, In case if you don't get an employment in UK what will be your pay in India?Will you be thrown to the bottom of any Indian organization hierarchy....A big no............When a Great lakes candidate makes 10 to 22 lacs p.a as a entry level pay Can't you make that money if you are from a FT ranked institute?

Then you could raise a question.......I could have invested the same money in India....Why should I invest there?....World wide only one univ in India got picked in FT.....whereas approximately 30 from US,10 from UK got picked......

In generic terms becoz of recession it may take some more time to recover for UK.......Fingers crossed.......

Choice is yours......I have presented my views............Correct me If I am wrong.......

My position is much similar to yours........But the point is I think MBA as a long term investment.I don't think growth of next 5 yrs but I think about growth of next 15 years.My question is, In case if you don't get an employment in UK what will be your pay in India?Will you be thrown to the bottom of any Indian organization hierarchy....A big no............When a Great lakes candidate makes 10 to 22 lacs p.a as a entry level pay Can't you make that money if you are from a FT ranked institute?

Then you could raise a question.......I could have invested the same money in India....Why should I invest there?....World wide only one univ in India got picked in FT.....whereas approximately 30 from US,10 from UK got picked......

In generic terms becoz of recession it may take some more time to recover for UK.......Fingers crossed.......

Choice is yours......I have presented my views............Correct me If I am wrong.......
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Hi, sorry this is a bit unrelated with the on going topic, I am looking for a economical MBA option in UK something which I can wrap up under 8000 GBP, I cant seem to find any also should be listed on the tier 4 sponsors register and should be A graded. please help.

Hi, sorry this is a bit unrelated with the on going topic, I am looking for a economical MBA option in UK something which I can wrap up under 8000 GBP, I cant seem to find any also should be listed on the tier 4 sponsors register and should be A graded. please help.
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susee

Try London school of business and finance-5.4K in Birmingham campus.........Roehampton-around 8K.......British institute of technology and ecommerce-6K......I think there are about 10 schools for your budget.Try in web.....I am not sure about grading.......

Try London school of business and finance-5.4K in Birmingham campus.........Roehampton-around 8K.......British institute of technology and ecommerce-6K......I think there are about 10 schools for your budget.Try in web.....I am not sure about grading.......
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