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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education

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Hello, You should check the websites for Stanford B school & Indian B school to see & compare the curriculum yourself & you would be able to make the difference, being a BBA student yourself. It really depends on the peer group & class cohort you get to learn the theory with in Stanford or an Indian Private college as the students of the class only contribute to live, learn & grow together which contributes to difference in learning between a foreign University & an Indian college as the students from different parts of the world & share globally rich experience in a foreign university.
For an MBA from a Stanford equivalent university,
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi, are you asking about Stanford USA, one of the top universities in the world? If yes, then ofcourse Stanford Mohawk College which I believe is in Canada. Comparing them does not make sense. You don't seem to know the value of Stanford and how competitive it is. For MBA, it is no. 2 in the world currently and super competitive with the lowest acceptance rates. Check their website and see the students, they admit. You must have excellent grades with a very strong profile with work experience etc. You have to work harder to reach to their caliber. Don't take it as a discouragement, if you have it you can be one of the few very Indians
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Ravi,
If you work hard and give your 100% then why not. Nothing is impossible in this world. Just know that universities like Stanford do not accept ordinary students, you must be special so develop your profile accordingly. Bring out your innovative and entrepreneurial side to be considered by top business schools abroad.
Good luck.

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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS

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Hi Lakshay,
A strong profile that is an all-rounded profile is required. You must not only stand high academically but also demonstrate various skills and extra-curricular throughout your academia. As for admission requirements, they vary with programs. You haven't specified if you are looking for BS or MS degree course.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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No USA University offers assured job after MS degree. In fact majority of the universities do not have even any campus placement support system like it is available in Indian Universities or engineering colleges. California state has good job opportunities for fresh MS graduates. In USA, jobs are based on your qualifications and merit only.

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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS

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Hi Vikram,
Admissions into universities like Stanford, Harvard, etc. are not done basis of the scores alone. 95% is a great score. But what about your 10+2? And, also do you have extracurricular activities? Have you done any project and research work? Have you participated actively in sports and community services? If the answers are 'yes', then perhaps chances are there. Visit Stanford website and read about the admission requirement. You have to prepare yourself from now onwards. And, JEE Mains are not considered there. You must take the ACT or SAT.

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Chetna S

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Hi Rahul,
There is no set criteria but your entire academic record from 10th onwards is very crucial. Both your academic performance and extra curricular activities will play an important role during the admission process in these top ranked and selective universities. 70% or more and SAT score of 1350+ is suggested.

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