MBA in Canada

Hello, You need an undergrad degree with work experience besides strong GPA in your undergrad degree(4 yrs preferably), Letter of References & Essays. You may apply in universities under different rounds of deadlines an year prior to your intake to get admission in Canadian institutes. Yes, almost all universities have job fairs where the prospective employers visit & interact with students to offer them jobs. Be an academically good student to have advantage of placements.

Hi Smilie,
Both UK and Canada are very popular MBA destinations. However due to ongoing issues with the strict UK work permit schemes and acceptance of 1 year Master's degree by India. Do a proper homework if you want to study in UK. In terms of affordability and attractive post study work options Canada is a better bet.

Hi,
You can compare the colleges you have shortlisted or yet to be shortlisted. If its IIM, ISB, XLRI and the top ranking ones you may consider an MBA in itself. However, if you get into a top ranking university in Canada you should consider the second option for better prospects globally. Remember ISB and IIM are listed in the world rankings and globally reputed.

We will not be able to tell which is good. You can see IVY League table and see the rankings. However, we suggest that you can select based on your budget. Another factor you can look for is check weather that offer any internship program during the study.

Hi, its generally of 1 year and PDGM programs are available in Canada. They are also called Graduate Certificate programs.

USA and Canada tuition fees will be around 20 lakhs and living expenses is around 12 lakhs.
Australia tuition fee structure will be from 25 lakhs and living expenses will be around 12 lakhs and total of 37 to 40 lakhs.

While studying you are allowed to work 20 hours per week during term days. Expect Singapore all other countries allow this for student visa holders. You are also allowed to work 40 hours per week when you have holidays.
Colleges and universities do have few jobs. Mostly, you have to look for jobs outside.

Buffalo University is at top in USA university's ranking.

Hi Hartej, yes you are allowed to work part time, 20 hours a week and full time during holidays.