Struggling with your Why MBA question, or got any queries regarding your international MBA plans in general? Post them below. We'll try to add some perspectives.
Sir.... I do know that, a few countries like france and germany provide the allowance for the international students....so are the mba students also eligible for it ?
Hello sir, I wanted to pursue my masters in USA in MBA field and I want to know the difference between MBA in HR, MBA in general and Masters in HR. I’m not good in maths n economics and I have a bachelor background in psychology, sociology and another bachelors degree in education from India. I graduated in the year 2014 after which I worked for Qatar airways a premium cabin crew so do you think I should opt for mba field as I’m interested in the customer service department. Kindly let me know . Thanking you. Best regards, Tenzin.
Just wonder when it would be the day the top MBA brands would be related to the role and impact of Social Responsability of entrerprises rather than the bunch of green papers with numbers(currency) that they suppousedly make!
:) REASSURING! Just saw this video a day after applying for my MBA General. I wasn't sure this was possible. I have a Bachelors's degree in IT, with over 15 years of work experience. I.T was great for me when I began my career, but down the road, it became exhausting and saw my ambitions fading away. I shouldn't be complaining but I got tired of the feeling of dissatisfaction and decided to go back to school. I found myself more interested in the MBA career, despite being in my 40's :( .......
Glad to hear that you relied on your inner voice to take the call, rather than being overwhelmed by what others say. Which bschools have you applied to?
i dont know if this channel is handled by you (Sameer) or not but your story-telling skills really awes me 😱😱... Also I handle a similar channel in the MBA space with 1,00,000 subscribers but the way you guys respond to every doubt and comment posted humbles me. Not many people in this space take their viewers this seriously, hats off to you on that!!!
You just made my day with that comment, Debom. Thank you! 100,000 subscribers! Wow, you're way ahead of us. I'm sure there are plenty of lessons we can learn from you. Mind sharing the link to your channel?
@@sameer-kamat yupp sure...but i know the means with which we have achieved it 😂😂🙈, I can only tell you with your content whenever you will achieve that many subscribers, it will be a solid viewer base.
@@debomghosh6348 125K subscribers. I guess it also helps that the range of topics for that channel has a much bigger scope and consequently a larger audience. Hope to see it touching 500K soon.
I want to do MBA from Germany. I'm in second year of my Master's. But have only 6 months internship and no proper work experience. So want to know how can i get into a good college and what are the requirements to do so
Hi Shreya, it won't be a good idea to go abroad for an MBA without work experience. Spend a few years in India to gain useful skils and business exposure. That'll help in the post-MBA job hunting.
Thanks Sameer for creating this video. I am wondering If I can get your thoughts on this: - I have been working for over 10 years and have been feeling stuck in my career. - During coffee chats, I was suggested to consider MBA or MS Computer Science (I don't have an undergrad in CS but saw there are some bridging programs out there for those who don't). Wondering what do you think about MBA vs MS Computer Science? - I think MS if usually for those who usually have around 2 years of work experience but may not be appropriate for those with more work experience. - I think with MS CS one tends to become a software developer writing code. Pays well but just writing code. - With MBA people usually tend to go into 3 buckets (consulting, IB/financial services & tech). My perception is that the work life balance of consulting/financial services isn't great and also getting there in mid 30s is tough but tech (product management seems to be the most popular role in tech post MBA, though the current tech economy isn't great with layoffs) seems more open with better work life balance.
Your thinking is in the right direction on all 3 points. There are other areas that MBA grads get into, apart from the 3 that you've listed. And it can also become riskier to go into an MBA after 30.
@@jaimesmith1086 Get in touch with students and alumni who had similar profiles before their MBA. Ask them what challenges they faced and how they overcame those.
@@MBACrystalBall Thank you. My profile is very unique & I have been struggling to find similar people to talk to. Would you happen to have suggestions on how can I find such people?
Great Video ! - Just a question: How can any of the MBA program can help become sucessful entrepreneur or can help anyone build new business idea ? ; Is it for someone who is not into jobs and planning to run his/her own business ?. - Appreciate your time.
Hi, great video! Which MBA would you recommend in the Netherlands between MSM, Amsterdam MBA and RSM. Considering in the tuition latter is quite high and I would like to avoid taking out loans.
RSM is the only bschool that features in the FT Global Top 100. That's the one most of our clients want help on. We haven't helped anyone for the others you've listed, so we don't know much about them. Try connecting with students of those programs to find out the ground realities and then take a call.
Hii sir What is most appropriate stream after bachelor in pharmacy in MBA ??? In Canada what is meant by federal program and provincial program ??? I hope you are safe and healthy
There's no 'best' in terms of specialisation. You'll have to pick one based on your career interests and goals. It doesn't have to be related to your bachelor's degree. We're not aware of any top ranked MBA program that differentiates on those aspects i.e. federal vs provincial.
I am a teacher professionally worked in an international school for 3 years . I have 7 years of teaching experience. Always wanted to do something of my own ,so started my own Tutorials 2 years back . Now I want to gain management skills to run it better and grow. So ,,,is MBA suitable for me??? Now
It sure could. But you'll have to figure out which format works best for you. Do you have an specific areas in your business that you currently struggle with? How do you manage those issues?
Not sure if we completely understand the query. An MBA is a degree, entrepreneurship is a career option. People with an MBA degree can get into entrepreneurship and vice versa. Whether one achieves success or not depends on their capabilities and a fair bit of luck.
Thank you sir, I want share something with you today I visit bhartiye skill development university, Jaipur which is working on Switzerland education concept. They offer Master degree in entrepreneur (m. Voc). is this good or equivalent to MBA degree
Sir I have 5 yrs experience in IT and after quiting IT I joined govt. Organisation and have 1 yr experience with Govt of India. I have scored 76% in Graduation, 91% in 12th, 82% in 10th .. also I went outside India as an technical expert while in IT and have exposure to diverse population there .. also I have worked in Kerala, Hyderabad and Delhi so have worked in many diverse env. What are my chances for ISB if I score good and present my application something like this .. I have technical experience of 5 years but now in Govt job .. Help ..
I have done Engineering in Food Technology. I am having a work experience of 2 years and I am still working. I want to do an MBA abroad, preferably from top B schools like INSEAD, HBS, Stanford, Wharton etc. Sir, I want your valuable advice and guidance on doing MBA from abroad or India, which branch of MBA will be more beneficial for going in FMCG sector?
You could use any top brand MBA to get into FMCG, provided you have a strong rationale (e.g. prior experience) for employers to hire you. Waiting for 1-2 years would make your profile more attractive. So be patient and build your skills.
Hi Sammer. I am following your articles and videos. They are really awesome and informative. I am 28 now and I have done my masters in engineering from India and have one-year work experience in MNC India. I am currently working in the Fortune 500 company in Japan for 4 years. So, I have overall 5 years of work experience. I can also speak Japanese fluently(did a diploma in Japanese). I have published my research paper in IEEE during my post-graduation. I have also participated in technical overseas conferences in Australia, Canada, the USA as a Speaker. If I combine all these into one, how strong would be my application compared from others? And, What are the chances to get into top MBA schools? Now, I am preparing for GMAT. What score do you think would be enough for me to get into elite MBA schools?
Hi Ankit, thanks for the kind words. With your permission, I'll be a little more blunt in answering your query. What you've done here in sharing your profile details, is to put some (not all) the jigsaw pieces on the table and expect the reviewer to build a picture of it. Maybe some of those pieces aren't even relevant for the picture you may be trying to build. This is a common issue we see many applicants doing when they first approach us. The biggest tip I have for you would be to make it easy for the admission officer to see where you're coming from and where you're going. The latter part is completely missing in what you've shared. That makes it difficult to know if any of the accomplishments you've shared would really be relevant, forget impressive. Start with the bigger picture in mind and then give me the individual pieces, hopefully already connected. Would you agree?
@@debomghosh6348 Yes, it is Debom. Thanks for the kind words. Could you please post the post-ellipsis part as an independent comment under the video (and not nested like this one), so we can put an appreciation (heart) sign next to it?
i completed my B.com graduation in Dr. C V RAMAN UNIVERSITY. I have a working experience of 2 yrs. Can I apply for studying M.B.A in Canada? Thanks in advance.
Hi Srikanth. yes you can. But for the top programs, the lower experience can be challenging since you'll be competing with others who'd have around twice your experience while applying. If you can wait for a year or two, your profile would be stronger.
Hello MBA Crystal Ball team, it's a nice video gives one clear understanding about why MBA? Thanks for that. My question is, I have 5 years of professional experience as an Industrial Engineer in India, and I am looking forward to become a Manufacturing consultant. As I have technical expertise and knowledge, I was wondering which MBA would be most suitable for manufacturing consultant job? I have option of MBA in Management of Technology from SFU, Vancouver Canada and Part time MBA from University of British Columbia, Canada. Or should I go for Masters in Science or M. Eng? Thank you in advance.
A high quality general management MBA works well for most consulting aspirants. Since you already know about the technical aspects of manufacturing, an MBA would add a management layer on top of it. Part-time programs generally don't have the same market value.
Great great greatly presented. I am 40 and having 13yrs of work experience as manufacturing supervisor in India and Singapore, I would like to do MBA that can contribute to the technical expertise i already possessed. I am not an academic winner in any stage, in fact i was a school dropout by failing in matriculation, 2yrs later i won back my matriculation with 65%, after which i was sailed through Higher secondary,B.Tech all are having a mark scored around 65%.This is my level.But the curiosity and out of the box thinking made me not to settle. What you suggest me to do? Proceed with an MBA ? i had found some MBAs outside India which are attainable for me , one of which is Royal Roads University -MBA in Vancouver-Canada, Would you mind to shed some light on this programme?
An MBA gets trickier with an advancing age. But if you are ready to tackle those risks, check these out: www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2018/05/14/sloan-fellows-program-review-mit-lbs-stanford/
Struggling with why operations questions as i want to do mba in operations management. I have done BE in mechanical engineering and worked in Tech mahindra in aerospace projects. Please help me with this
The best way to tackle it, is by reading up more on the theory and practical aspects of operations management. Check out the course syllabus and find out what gaps is it helping you fill in, as a stepping stone to your career goals. And also what kind of role you want to target immediately after graduation.
Hi, Recently I have completed my MSc Mathematics with 3.85 CGPA. And wanted to move towards modern education that’s why I take admission in MBA at Fast university but every one is opposing my idea of changing department. Now, I am totally confused. Please guide me which is better for me MS or MBA. Although I don’t have any experience related to MBA
Neither option would help if you aren't clear about where you want to take your career. Better to work for a few years and gain more clarity before choosing another degree.
Hi sir, This is Kishore and I am a software engineer(Systems Engineer) with work experience of 3.6 years. I feel stagnated as I've understood that I would be growing specific to the company, not have a broader exposure and 5 years down the line I cannot see myself progressing in IT industry with my current position. I feel pursuing an MBA would add great set of skills to understand the business world and give me great exposure to the corporate world providing me wide range of opportunities to look. I've given CAT exam last year but couldn't score much(82 percentile). Through some online research, I found that after 4 YEARS of work experience CAT isn't a viable option. So I'm thinking of taking GMAT exam but I think profile plays a very crucial role in getting admissions into International Business Schools. I would like to build my profile but I don't know where to start. My two concerns: 1.How to build a good profile right now at this age. 2.Is pursuing an MBA after more than 5 years of work experience a good option for career growth?Supposedly if I want to pursue MBA from USA or Canada or Germany!! Thank you. Please let me know your views.
Hi Kishore, you're right that CAT isn't the best option at this stage. Coming to your queries: 1. We've shared some tips here on improving the profile: www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2012/11/07/how-to-make-your-profile-irresistible-to-the-top-schools/ 2. You could choose any of those geographies, however also first do some research on the challenges that you'll have to face in each - specially when it comes to jobs and work permits. Work experience should not be a big hurdle as you're still closer to the average age in those countries.
I have recently completed a Bachelors in Business Enterprise Management with ongoing work experience for more than 5 years within business administration and and additional 3 years of general work experience Considering to a MBA or MS, I’m looking feedback.
Your long term goals should help you pick one of the two. If you're keen to move into management, then an MBA is a better option considering the admin experience you already have.
Sir, If one chooses to study mba in abroad...which entrance exam should he/she should give??? Which combination ( GMAT and TOFFEL or GMAT and IELTS or GRE and IELTS or GRE and TOFFEL ..) should one give??? Does it depends on the country or the university?? AND How beneficial is it to do BBA (general or Specialisation in india) before doing MBA (general or specialisation in abroad)??? How will BBA help in simplifying MBA?? Please do reply..🥺🥺🙏🙏
We have a detailed video on MBA admission requirements. Check it out. BBA can help to some extent as you'd be familiar with many of the basic concepts. But MBA will be more rigorous and hands-on.
I did my graduation in 2015 and I hold a professional degree as well that I got in 2018. Now I want to do MBA to change my career path. I wanna hold a managerial position and eventually I wanna run my own business.
Sir, My name is Arun . I am a student, currently pursuing my B.E. in Computer Science. I am interested in taking an MBA Programme from the US , i have just made some short term and a single long term goal. But all of these goals are more cluttered , need your help and advices for my upcoming career. Hoping to hear from you soon!
It's too early for you to work with us. All good programs expect several years of work experience. Your goals are likely to change by the time you are ready to apply. So don't worry about it now.
Hi, I was thinking of giving the gmat somewhere in mid next year. I’m a CA with 2+ year work ex post qualification ( excluding 3 year articleship period). Would that give me an edge, no matter how small, over the other applicants?
Not sure what edge you're referring to. Can you clarify? Here's the timeline we generally recommend. www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2016/01/06/mba-application-timeline-plan/
@@MBACrystalBall Hi, Thanks for replying. I was shared a fact by a ISBian that Schools have started to prefer CAs , over lets say the Engineer pool of students, for their programs, I don't know probably because of diversity or prior financial industry knowledge. Well, that is one person's opinion. Would like to hear from you.
We work with several CAs each year and they do have a better conversion rate than engineers. You'll find several such stories on our site. Like this one: www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2016/12/02/chartered-accountant-isb-with-scholarship/ But apart from their CA, they also have good professional profiles, clear career goals and impactful essays. Diversity can help applicants stand out, but won't take them far if the rest of the application isn't strong enough.
Hi, i completed graduation last year(2019). I am in job from June and i have 6 months internship. I am going to do job for 2.5 years as of my plan for MBA. But my question is that, i am a technical guy, i wanna do MBA, that's my dream of 6 years. Does it mandatory to keep business related experience for getting chance in abroad or not mandatory ??
It is not mandatory, but highly desirable. Most applicants will get the opportunity to experience it in some form or another when they work for 4-5 years before starting their MBA.
Hi Darshan, it won't be a good idea to go for an international MBA without work experience. The average experience in most good programs is around 5 years. That helps students get a better grasp of what's being taught in the class. And even if you get in, it would become difficult to get a job abroad after graduating, when you are competing with others with several years of experience.. Read this to understand why Work experience is important for international MBA applications: www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2011/08/21/work-experience-why-is-it-important-for-international-mba-applications/
Hello sir, Myself Prajwal , I am mba aspirant ,I am pursuing btech ( dairy technology) at LUVAS,hisar and I wanted to know will it be a good combination btech (dairy technology) + mba give me some guidance on it which trade will suit me
Hi Prajwal, going for a (CAT) MBA immediate after your BTech will make the engineering degree more or less redundant. A better approach would be to work in the dairy tech field for a few years and get a taste of how business works. Then consider an MBA, if you really need it.
@@prajwallathwal223 Try searching in their blogpost... they have an elaborate post and a video also whats the difference and how to suit yourself ...it somewhat helped me figure our few things
Hi Nani, First one to post as always! We've covered the answer in these articles. Hope it helps: www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2015/03/04/best-mba-abroad-countries-indian-students/ www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2016/05/02/study-abroad-countries-for-indian-students/
Hi I'm a commerce graduate with a MA economics degree, I have a work experience of 3 yrs in BFS I sector. I am now planning to do an MBA in finance and so I quit my job 3 months back however I have still not been able to start with my prep for the GMAT exam. Can you please guide me if MBA in finance is the right thing for me or I need to look up some certifications TIA
Without having a relatively clear career plan with short/long term goals, it would not be a good idea to invest in any degree. Take a step back and focus on that first. The choice of which degree to choose becomes easier once you get that clarity.
Hi im on my last term of a BA Leadership Management degree and was thinking about a MBA. Kinda torn between General management ( more flexible ) and a MBA with HR specialization ( seems good career choice) However I don't have any graduate job experience, im a non traditional mature student btw. Would getting MBA hold me back in anyway without experience? I would rather go for MBA now while im fresh and work part time, rather than gain experience first before going for MBA. Im willing to work from entry level to progress in future.
The international MBA programs we focus on expect several years of experience, and for good reason. Working for a while will give you better clarity on where you want to take your career. The choice of electives will become easier at that point.
I am in high school I am high school junior and i live in Cali. If i know I want to do an MBA but major in marketing and that too out of state what advice would you give me, like what should I look into what should I do to prepare as a high school Junior?
It's too early for you to worry about an MBA. All good bschools expect several years of work experience from applicants. Focus on your studies for now, and enjoy your extra curricular activities. We have a video on the channel with tips on how you can improve your profile. Check that out too.
Hi, I’m looking to study International MBA with BCU in the U.K., but I’m cautious as to whether this is worth it, as the cost is less than other universities and whether the MBA will match up with other universities who’s fees are significantly higher. Response is much appreciated.
We have to admit we haven't heard of this program. Be cautious about programs that seem cheap (in terms of tuition), as you may end up paying a higher price for the decision in the future. Ensure you talk to current students to understand the ground realities before you take a decision.
Know I am studying B.SC Science , computer after that I want to study MBA in London please give me suggestions what are the course offered for my study , and Best Collage in London
Hey, This is Rishabh Jain, did B.tech in CS in 2011. Thenafter I entered into construction.Now I am planning for an MBA.Could you plz let me in which sector and from where ( abroad or India) will MBA be suitable for me.
Hi Rishabh, a lot of folks go for an MBA to re-skill themselves when their industry is going through a bad phase. So your plans aren't unusual. However, the choice of whether it should be an MBA in India or abroad and which specialisation you should take up, depends on your longer term goals and work experience. Don't rely on others to take that call.
Hello, I am working in PSU, where I find my work boundaries limited,not encouraging enough and finally landing on a stagnation at a post.To not live this monotonous life,I find that I shall switch to MBA. MBA at ISB for me is costly as well as high risk step but I am a bit confused and want to know what shall I do. Kindly reply back or just tell me where shall I contact you. Just came across your RU-vid video on ISB MBA program.
Hi Anamika, many PSU applicants who work with us have similar complaints about their current roles. Many manage a career change after an MBA, but it's a risky option with no guarantees. Before you take the plunge, talk to other PSU candidates who've joined MBA programs and managed a job change. Ask them for the pros and cons of their choice. If you still want to go ahead, then take the GMAT and write to us after you have a competitive score.
Sure, you can. But for that, you'll first have to think about where you are in your career, where you want to take it, and how an MBA can help you in that journey. Have you already thought about those?
Hey i have just graduated from my bachelors I'm in a dileamma to choose between MBA and Masters I see MBA mostly requires Work experience My idealogy is to pursue masters and have work experience and join for MBA would that do good or should i start MBA intially because im interested towards Non-Technical part Please provide your suggestions
hello sir, I completed my engineering in "Computer science" from 2014 batch and having work experience in relevant field of 3yrs and now i am willing to do Masters in abroad. So I want to know if Gre is a good option for me or not because I need scholarship also to do the MS. Can you please guide me in that like which colleges are proving Full tuition fees by scholarship for MS and what will be the approximate cost to peruse MS
Hi Sumeet, GRE would be one of the requirements for MS applications. You'll also need to figure out the rationale for starting an MS degree when you'd have 4 years of work experience (since most MS students will be either freshers or with 1-2 years experience). You'll need to justify that in your SoP. On your query about costs, this article should give you an idea: www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2015/08/10/ms-in-usa-cost/
I have done Bsc in Radiography in 2018 and currently i am working in hospital as Radiographer.Actually i don't have interest to work as Radiographer and now i want to escape from this and scale up my self .I want do MBA but some people told me that MBA after Bsc always a question mark for the recruiter i am very confuse about my career.Please suggest me all the options(courses) which takes me to managerial level and which MBA specialization is better for me.My education details are below HSC passed with 79.83% SSC passed with 72.6% Bsc (graduation ) with 58.6% It will be your highness to reply to me.
Hi Rashid, looking at an MBA as an escape route will not help. Here's a video we've created on other reasons when an MBA will not be worthwhile. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ro2DiNLLt8s.html Since you don't have much work experience at this stage, an international MBA will not be helpful. You could consider the traditional 2-year MBA in India if you're sure that an MBA is what you need at this stage. Having a Bsc degree is not the problem, it's the lack of a strong post MBA career goal. Once you nail that you'll be able to convince adcoms on why they should accept you over other strong applicants.
Hello sir, Currently completing my BMS program from mumbai..what if i cleared CFA level 3 and then wish to do MBA without any work experience but with a CFA certificate, will i be considered lower when compared with a guy having 4-5 years of work experience only?
I am a B.Tech student planning for MBA in IIM and I have no work experience. But, I have good profile with 10+ projects, 10+ events organised including events like TEDx, GAMMER CONNECT and I have also won many National level paper presentation. Will it be better for me to apply for MBA now? Or have some work experience?
Assuming you're referring to GMAT MBA programs (which is what this channel focuses on), you'll need several years of full-time experience before targetting any top MBA program.
Good day. I am from hk and have worked for 3yrs in international company. I love foreign culture and languages and wish to go to international MBA and work in US/Europe after 3~5yrs. But I dont know what I need to prepare first since I hv only a 2nd hons Bachelor degree in Japanese, no managing experience, and no saving right now. May I have yr advice since I am already 30 female and wish to upgrade my profile for a better career path and working chance in overseas. Thank you!
Hi, the numbers don't seem to be adding up. Did you have a career break after graduation? Are you currently working? Why do you want to delay your study plans by another 3-5 years?
MBA Crystal Ball I hv a few yrs term break in university because of illness. Therefore I hv graduated later than the others. Luckily my academic results during high school was well enough for me to enter a good company. The reason of 3~5yrs b4 further study is because of money problem, and also I am not sure my work experience is enough for me to get into a wellｰknown mba school. However I am very sure that I want to get a master and work aboard as my goal.
@@shattijiiefeefe It'll get difficult to squeeze out the RoI from a masters degree after a certain age. So make sure you aim for programs where you can get a significant (partial or full) scholarship. That way you are able to study abroad and also not end up with a huge debt in case you need to come back.
Hello sir I am planning for doing MBA abroad. I am a mechanical engineer with 1year experience and still working. As you told Universities in US/UK prefer candidates with good work experience. Though I won't be giving GMAT this year and will wait for one more year. My actual question is that can double MBA programme from nanyang University Singapore and waseda University programme from Japan give me better opportunity ahead? Or I should prefer US/UK MBA programme instead?
Hey sir, I m in the final year of B.COM and don't have any work experience so is it possible for me to get into any MBA college in USA or Canada. Also I m an average student with not excellent marks so is it possible to get scholarship if I m elegible?
It's unlikely that any good bschool will accept freshers with no experience. Be patient and focus on building your profile first before considering an international MBA.
I want to do MBA after completing my BSCS but little bit confuse. I am not understand which cateogory of MBA specialization is good for me. Please help
What are the top choices that you've narrowed down to? And what is it about them that makes them attractive? Which ones do you think align better with your personality and interests?
Good start! As the next step, dig deeper into both these disciplines to find out more about - specially what it means to be in those roles. For that, the best source of information would be professionals who are currently in those jobs/roles.
Hello, sir i have done B.E in E.E. i am in a confussion what will be the best option for me M.E or M.B.A after B.E for good salary package and helpful for me
Is M.B.A in finance is good branch if we like also in case for getting good job related to banking ,fundin,finance..and will our clg matter our M.B.A degree for salary so would we have to think and prepared for good M.B.A upto getting this college foor good salary sir.
We have a video on MBA in Finance that you can check out. And yes, the bachelors college matters in getting into a good MBA. And the MBA brand matter if you want a good job.
Respected Sir/Mam, I am Aditya Jain. I am studying B.tech(C.S.)and I am in 2nd year, I want to do startup in future but I need some more exposure and knowledge which I may not get in b.tech. So, Sir/Mam I need your help to know that how can I get in MS with a full scholarship and financial aid. I can score very good but I don't wanna do hard work without knowing anything. I know you might be busy too much but even a one line reply will help me too much. So, Sir/Mam I request you to please help me.
Hi Vasu, it won't be a good idea to go abroad when you aren't sure about the takeaways. It may end up being another theoretical degree, just like you feel about the current one. Work for a few years and understand how business works before investing a lot of money in any masters degree. Watch this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GL0WWt1FYM4.html
thinking of persuing M.B.A through international business school. I saw the video and know about how much it may cost. I'm very confused sir should pursue through internationally or nationally we are upper middle class family
Hi Sameer, I am a naval architect, struggling to find a decent job due to the lack of opportunities in my field in India. I would like to do MBA from an Ivy League B-school but do you, as an expert, think I stand a chance to get into an ivy league b-school even with a great GMAT score, since my work experience of 2 years is pretty dull and uneventful?
Hi Aravind, don't be so hard on yourself. It's tough for anyone to have a brilliant profile within the first 1-2 years of their career. It takes time and patience. Which is why you'll find students in the top bschools having around 5 years of experience by the time they start the program. Give yourself time and try to find the right job so you can build your profile.
I am torn between doing MBA in India now and building a profile so that I can get into an Ivy league school. Since my main motive is not to be stuck for years at a low-paying, make-no-impact job, would you suggest that I appear for CAT? Thank you Sameer.
Sure, no harm in trying for CAT. If you get into a top IIM or any other school that you want, you could take it up. If not, you'd still have something to look forward to in the coming years. I assume you've seen this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5-pbfgtlh9E.html
Hello sir/mam, my name is Anuj and I am an engineering undergrad currently in 4th year of my B.Tech. I always had a dream of joining GSB but my current engineering college is a tier-3 college. My full story goes like this, I want to pursue M.Tech from a tier-1 college in India. So, right now I have an admission offer from NIT Tiruchirappalli (NIT-T). I am choosing M.Tech. first because I wanted to get an exposure for my MBA admission and also because I wanted to have an Masters degree in my technical field so that I can use that in my future ventures. So my question is that should I prepare again to get into IIT's or should I go to NIT-T. The plans after M.Tech is that I would work for 2-3 years and parallelly give GMAT and then approach the B-Schools. However, my main focus is GSB. I have been following MBAcrystallball for some time but I didn't find any cases similar to mine. So the question is whether M.Tech from IIT will give a better chance of admission than NIT-T.( By IIT I mean the top 4 like IITB, IITM, IITD, IITK).
Hi Anuj, as a general rule work experience matters more than academics when Adcoms evaluate profiles. If you'd like to pursue an MTech, do it without worrying about how it'll impact your MBA admissions. Also, since you accept that the undergrad degree isn't top-notch, it would be a good idea to spread the net wider than just one highly selective bschool such as GSB.
@@MBACrystalBall Since, my undergrad isn't top notch so that is also one of the reasons why I wanted to pursue M.Tech. from top-notch colleges in India. That's why I had the doubt about NIT's or IIT's. Is there any added benefits of being from IIT's than from NIT's in India.
Adcoms are aware of the fact that getting an Mtech from a top institute such as IIT isn't the same as getting a BTech from the same, since the competition and selectivity aren't the same. Which is why we suggested going for it only if you see real value in it for your career, and not as a means to impress bschools.
@@MBACrystalBall Then what should I do in this case ? Because even after doing M.Tech from any college I will get a job in Software companies and not any consulting or IB. And how will I be able to reflect my leadership qualities through an engineering position/perspective. I am willing to do anything in order to make things right now. I mean this shouldn't be the case that undergrad matters so much that it won't let anyone admit into GSB or other top B-schools, right ?
If you see the success stories on our website, you'll find many candidates who had tech/software experience who went on to attend good programs. Focus on building up your professional experience and try to gain real world skills and not just academic knowledge. And you're right, acads (including undergrad/postgrad degrees are just one aspect). Make sure your profile has more dimensions, and there are better things to focus on than the degree.
Plz help me out people plz. I live in india im in 9 th grade my dream is to live in the us. I want to go to us after grad to study business management. What should i do . I m super confused should i either apply after my grad or not apply or apply to top unvesities or to apply to regular universities what should i do my brain us explodingg
Our focus is on GMAT MBA programs that expect several years of work experience. We're not in favour of going for an MBA with no corporate experience. It just ends up being another theoretical degree on the resume. Wait for the right break, work for a few years, and then consider an MBA.
Hello sir . This is dr abdullah i hv done my mbbs in 2018 there after worked as medical officer for 1 yr and then with various ngo working for cancer ,aids etc. Simultaneously prepare for upsc qualified upto interview level but not got final call.. I want to know that. is my profile worth it to go for top b schools preparation if i will prepare hard for gmat . 2nd question- is there any. Option for mba from top schools without gmat bcoz not good in maths.. Please suggest Thanks
As u see by my profile that i want to join administrative post . similarly after mba want to join big corporate hospital at management level along with it start a entrepreneural journey in healthcare sector.. Thanks for reply and correction
