MBA in Germany

Hi Shaily,
The cost of education in Germany is quite low. While public universities are almost free (they charge a semester fee ranging from Euro100 to 250), private universities may charge up to 16,000 Euro per semester.

MBA in HR and twin programming in Germany cannot be compared as they are very different programmes. In twin programming, you will get twin degree, one from Christ and the other from the university in Germany.

IUBH will give better job opportunities after completing your MBA. Actually, you are going to pursue your MBA in one of the best country of the world.

Hi Rakesh,
Top ones like Mannheim and WHU Otto Beisheim Business Schools require very good grades, high GMAT scores and work experience of may be 2 to 3 years. Different B-schools may have slightly flexible requirement which you must check on their websites.

Below mentioned are some of the most preferred GRE books:
1. Manhattan Prep GRE Set.
2. The Official GRE Super Power Pack.
3. Kaplan GRE Complete.
4. Barrons GRE.

You need an average 75% in Bachelors, LORs, GMAT is optional, TOEFL and 3 years of work experience to pursue MBA in Germany.
Take a look here for individual requirements and apply to the universities directly:
http://www.mbastudies.com/MBA/Germany/

It majorly depends on which university you are getting admission in as all three countries have some of the best business schools. If finance is not a constraint, then Canada is the best choice. Germany stands on 2nd number and New Zealand on 3rd.

Germany is a top country for research and technical studies, MBA however is gaining popularity, if you pursue the same from a top ranked business school such as Mannheim or Otto Beisheim School of Management prospects will be good.Remember business professionals are in demand in Europe. Some years of work experience, a very good GMAT score, knowledge of German language will be very important.

Hello Dear,
B-School means Business School where MBA and PGDM courses are being offered.

Hi,
The value of an MBA degree anywhere in the world is judged by its accreditation. Currently there are three world renowned accrediting bodies:
1. AMBA.
2. EQUIS.
3. AACSB.
Apart from this, you need to see the alumni placements, financial resources you have and university ranking. While, Germany will require German language to work there and interact with faculty even if course is offered in English. Canada is an English speaking country.