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yogesh KaushikI am personal banker by profession

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Hello,
BIMTECH is a better option.
Good luck.

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ashu patidarCouncler

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I would suggest you KIAMS.

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Chetna S

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Hi,
There are many universities that offer MBA without WE i.e. work experience but it is advisable to choose your specialisation in MBA after a job of 2-3 years as it gives more clarity and stability to you in future. Choose your country and apply if you are still keen to go without work experience.

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amit jainamit.jain@scholarsabroad.com

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Dear Sabith,
Most Canadian Universities require a four year UG degree in order to pursue a Masters programme. In order to meet the four year requirement, you have to take up a university accredited one year PG diploma course or a Masters in order to apply for MBA programme at Brock University. However, this one year requirement can also be met by taking up a one year graduate diploma course in Canada and then applying for an MBA in Canada. This route would be costlier as compared to an Indian PG Diploma programme. Alternatively, you may take a pre-assessment of eligibility, prior to submitting the application at Brock. I hope this helps
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Dear Dev Vrat,
Typically, MBA programmes abroad are designed for candidates with work experience. Applicants must also take the GMAT and IELTS or TOEFL. Every university will have slightly different requirement and hence, you are supposed to decide which country you want to study in. Scholarships for MBA programmes are mainly given by the universities on merit basis. Fee varies depending where you want to study. US is expensive as the fees is around USD 40,000 a year.

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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Dear Suryakant,
There are couple of countries in Europe such as Poland, Ireland, etc. Asian Universities in Singapore, Malaysia, etc. are also budget friendly.

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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Dear Albin,
Under current circumstances, Canada is a better choice. There have been some debates going on with the acceptance of UK one year degree in India, you should be better informed about it. Secondly, UK won't be giving you a work permit if that's your ultimate idea.

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