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8 years ago

MBA in Germany MBA/PGDM
Can you suggest some public institutions and universities for MBA in Germany having free tuition fee?
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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education

Guide-Level 11


Hello,
Your grades are alright however I doubt if you will be accepted by any good business school without work experience. Nevertheless, entry requirements differ and so you can check the list below if you could find any options:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/mba-colleges-dc


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8 years ago

MBA in Germany MBA in Canada
Can I pursue MBA from Canada or Germany as I have 20 backlogs in B.Tech?
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rakshit jain

Beginner-Level 3

It's difficult to get into Germany because people around the world come with an aggregate above 90 to 95 too. And, there is no surety too even with that good percentages. He /she can get a seat in Canada. Generally, universities does not allow more than 3 backlogs. You can try in colleges in Canada. And, it depends on other factors to like presentations, % criteria, presentations, sport certification, paper published, work experience if any, your other interests are also counted to get a seat.

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8 years ago

MBA in Germany Germany
Can you suggest some good B-Schools in Germany having zero or minimal tuition fees?
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

Guide-Level 14


Hi Kamlesh,
It is difficult to find free MBA programes. MBA programs lead to high level jobs and meant to fetch high ROI hence these programs are generally not free. Check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/mba-colleges-dc


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8 years ago

MBA in Germany Computer Science and Engineering
Should I opt for M.Tech/MBA in Germany or pursue MS from the same? Which course should I pursue after completing B.Tech in CSE?
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shiwani singh

Guide-Level 11

It depends upon what hits you the most from the following points:
1. Interested in projects related to your field or want to do research on any part of your field? - Go for MS
2. You have a great knowledge about your field and you are in no mood to get deep into your studies , just want to earn well? - Go for M.tech
3. You are a leader and you feel like to have your own business some day or be a CEO to one of topmost firm ? - Go for MBA but not from any university located in germany.
Hope this helps. All the best.

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8 years ago

MBA in Germany Study Abroad
Which universities can I get for MBA abroad, especially in Germany? What GMAT score is required to get admission for the same?
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Pawan Kumar Singh

Contributor-Level 6

You should visit the official website of GMAT as well as other foreign university websites.

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8 years ago

MBA in Germany MBA/PGDM
Which course is suitable for a mechanical engineer to pursue in Germany- MIB or MBA?
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

Guide-Level 14

Its depends upon the various factors which will help you to consider I feel the MIB is a good option because of the pay packageusually your starting salary should be more than 45k euros per annum. This roughly translates to 2300 euro per month. I have several friends who are working here after MIB in various companies e.g. Intel, Texas Instruments, Huawei, Bosch etc. Some of them studied communication engineering, some computer science, some automotive, power engineering etc. Therefore, I have a pretty good idea about the average salary when you will start. In case you will be in Munich it should be a bit higher say 54k euro per annum
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8 years ago

MBA in Germany School of Business and Management, Christ University
Which is a better option among pursuing MBA in Germany and pursuing MBA in the USA?
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deepthi Elizabeth

Contributor-Level 10

From what I have heard, pursuing in US is better.
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8 years ago

MBA in Germany Full Time
Am I eligible to do MBA in Germany and if yes, then which college will be suitable for full time MBA? I've done B. Com with 52%.
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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education

Guide-Level 11

Hello, unfortunately you are not eligible with those grades and current profile. More so, admissions into MBA programs are competitive and applicants are required to hold solid work experience of 2 to 3 years. A very good GMAT and IELTS scores are also required. You may consider PGDM or MS Management programs from Australia or UK.

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8 years ago

MBA in Germany MBA/PGDM
I am planning to do MBA in Germany. Can I get some guidance as to how to prepare for an admission there?
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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17


Hi Neil,
MBA programmes require prior work experience. You have the time to build your profile for applying to the top universities in Germany and other reputed countries like US, Canada, teamwork, etc. Work hard on your academics. German universities know only high academic scores. Get a job after your B.Com and also take part in extracurriculars. Develop your overall profile-lead a team and be innovative. At least 3 years work experience is required if you don't wish to wait that longer then you may apply for MS in management programmes.
Here is a list of options that can guide you:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/germany/mba-colleges-

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8 years ago

MBA in Germany MBA/PGDM
What is the required qualification for pursuing MBA from Germany other than GMAT requirement?
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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
Proficiency in German,
One-two years of professional experience, CV and a letter of recommendation. You need to check the requirements of the universities in which you want to apply.

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