MBA in Germany
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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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Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
You will need some work experience if you are planning to study in the best ones. For all details, read here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-ms-from-germany-structure-eligibility-and-application-process-for-pg-courses-articlepage-382
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MBA programs from Germany and almost in every foreign country requires that, an applicant should have at least 2 to 3 years work experience. You must also clear GMAT or GRE. Bottom ranked universities may admit fresher but in the long run it won't be fruitful and ROI will not be there. You can check MS Management programs from a good university instead.
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Your grades are very low for German Universities. 55% to 63% is not acceptable. You can find options in low tier universities, but you should think twice before investing your time and money in such B-schools. You must take GMAT. If you score well, you may still have a chance. Instead, you can look for other country options like Australia or New Zealand.
You must choose the specialization as per your education background and career plans. You must also submit a SOP to the university and justify why you choose the specialization. You can evaluate international business or general management. You can also look for global MB
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