MBA in India/USA


Hello,
I have the following profile:
BE Computer Science, Mumbai University, India
MS Computer science, USA
8.5 yrs of US software industry experience (all in USA from top companies)
GMAT 660
My question:
How worth is it to do a MBA in USA(looking for 1-yr course)? Now that i have all the experience in IT will specializing in anything else help?
What does a MBA in IT pay for my profile?

Hello,
I have the following profile:
BE Computer Science, Mumbai University, India
MS Computer science, USA
8.5 yrs of US software industry experience (all in USA from top companies)
GMAT 660
My question:
How worth is it to do a MBA in USA(looking for 1-yr course)? Now that i have all the experience in IT will specializing in anything else help?
What does a MBA in IT pay for my profile?
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Duncan

There's no short answer to these broad and open questions. If you read a book on MBAs and the value of the MBA, then you might develop more more specific questions.

For average salaries, you'll see that the top US schools publish placement reports where they segment salaries by sector.

There's no short answer to these broad and open questions. If you read a book on MBAs and the value of the MBA, then you might develop more more specific questions.

For average salaries, you'll see that the top US schools publish placement reports where they segment salaries by sector.
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Razors Edg...

Just two suggestions: Maybe also keep your options open to 2-year programs, many of which will allow you to do an internship in between your first and second years, which can add a lot to your resume (especially because one-year MBAs in the US are pretty rare, compared to the UK or Europe.) Also, you should think about your career goals to figure out whether or not you should actually specialize in anything during your MBA program.

If you are set on one-year programs, check out USC Marshall (but you'd probably need to bump your GMAT score a bit) or Emory, maybe?

If you're open to two year programs, there's more flexibility, depending on what you are looking for: Rutgers, Tennessee Knoxville, Jenkins...

Just two suggestions: Maybe also keep your options open to 2-year programs, many of which will allow you to do an internship in between your first and second years, which can add a lot to your resume (especially because one-year MBAs in the US are pretty rare, compared to the UK or Europe.) Also, you should think about your career goals to figure out whether or not you should actually specialize in anything during your MBA program.

If you are set on one-year programs, check out USC Marshall (but you'd probably need to bump your GMAT score a bit) or Emory, maybe?

If you're open to two year programs, there's more flexibility, depending on what you are looking for: Rutgers, Tennessee Knoxville, Jenkins...
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manojbala

Just two suggestions: Maybe also keep your options open to 2-year programs, many of which will allow you to do an internship in between your first and second years, which can add a lot to your resume (especially because one-year MBAs in the US are pretty rare, compared to the UK or Europe.) Also, you should think about your career goals to figure out whether or not you should actually specialize in anything during your MBA program.

If you are set on one-year programs, check out USC Marshall (but you'd probably need to bump your GMAT score a bit) or Emory, maybe?

If you're open to two year programs, there's more flexibility, depending on what you are looking for: Rutgers, Tennessee Knoxville, Jenkins...


Hey , How's the 1 year program at Katz. ?

<blockquote>Just two suggestions: Maybe also keep your options open to 2-year programs, many of which will allow you to do an internship in between your first and second years, which can add a lot to your resume (especially because one-year MBAs in the US are pretty rare, compared to the UK or Europe.) Also, you should think about your career goals to figure out whether or not you should actually specialize in anything during your MBA program.

If you are set on one-year programs, check out USC Marshall (but you'd probably need to bump your GMAT score a bit) or Emory, maybe?

If you're open to two year programs, there's more flexibility, depending on what you are looking for: Rutgers, Tennessee Knoxville, Jenkins...</blockquote>

Hey , How's the 1 year program at Katz. ?
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Inactive User

I think it's a strong, long-standing program. Intense though, it doesn't look like there's much room for an international trip or a consulting project. But there's a fair amount of flexibility for electives.

I think it's a strong, long-standing program. Intense though, it doesn't look like there's much room for an international trip or a consulting project. But there's a fair amount of flexibility for electives.
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AsburyGPS


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Mick12

You may pursue online MBA from NIBM based in India. It is an IAO accredited institution that offers various online MBA programs for the duration of 1 year and 2 year. It has also got 1 year Executive MBA for experienced professionals.

You may pursue online MBA from NIBM based in India. It is an IAO accredited institution that offers various online MBA programs for the duration of 1 year and 2 year. It has also got 1 year Executive MBA for experienced professionals.
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I've been watching this message board for a while and every other week I see someone posting spammy ads for this totally unknown "NIBM" place. Must be a really GREAT school if it needs this kind of promotion...

I've been watching this message board for a while and every other week I see someone posting spammy ads for this totally unknown "NIBM" place. Must be a really GREAT school if it needs this kind of promotion...
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One more thing: Please stop it.

One more thing: Please stop it.
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