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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Ash,
You have to plan this carefully. First, to study MBA you must have work experience. Even if you complete your BBA in Canada, you must first get a job there and then apply. Secondly, if you do your BBA in India it is a three year course which won't be accepted by many Canadian universities and colleges. If you are confident of getting a job after your BBA only then I will advice you to plan for MBA later or else do your BBA in Canada and apply for a PGDM or Graduate Certificate to leverage your chances of getting a job. You can apply for an MBA and a student permit before your work permit expires. These are some ideas but you ha
You have to plan this carefully. First, to study MBA you must have work experience. Even if you complete your BBA in Canada, you must first get a job there and then apply. Secondly, if you do your BBA in India it is a three year course which won't be accepted by many Canadian universities and colleges. If you are confident of getting a job after your BBA only then I will advice you to plan for MBA later or else do your BBA in Canada and apply for a PGDM or Graduate Certificate to leverage your chances of getting a job. You can apply for an MBA and a student permit before your work permit expires. These are some ideas but you ha
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Yoga, you have to contact the schools or universities abroad directly. Please check the websites for relevant information and selection process which varies from college to college. Good academic record and knowledge of some foreign languages are required by majority programmes. Some may be very competitive. If your college is conducting a foreign exchange programme then they will inform you the rules.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Nidhi, I doubt if you will find options in this fee range but check the link here
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Jainish, it will add some value to your profile, the quality of your programme, how you contributed individually to the team and overall activities you did will be evaluated.
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Shekhar Goswami
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Anindita,
These rules differ from university to university. Internship or projects are a part of the final year and therefore will carry respective marks or grades. But if it will add credit points is rare and will depend on the university you are applying to.
These rules differ from university to university. Internship or projects are a part of the final year and therefore will carry respective marks or grades. But if it will add credit points is rare and will depend on the university you are applying to.
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Shekhar Goswami
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Priya Mohan,
It is generally a good decision but if you are competent enough to be admitted into a good or top ranked university. Specially if you want to come back to India and find a job then you must have done your MBA from a very good university because in India the reputation and university ranking matters critically. Finance is a very good option and in-demand. Scope is immense. You can try applying to universities in countries like Canada, Australia, NZ etc. Where you can work for few years after studies. Once you gain some international work experience and apply to companies in India your CV will stand out.
It is generally a good decision but if you are competent enough to be admitted into a good or top ranked university. Specially if you want to come back to India and find a job then you must have done your MBA from a very good university because in India the reputation and university ranking matters critically. Finance is a very good option and in-demand. Scope is immense. You can try applying to universities in countries like Canada, Australia, NZ etc. Where you can work for few years after studies. Once you gain some international work experience and apply to companies in India your CV will stand out.
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Ritika Garg
Beginner-Level 2
Hi Kevin,
German education is very affordable and sometimes free. The cost of MBA in Germany can range from Euro150 to Euro200 per semester and quite affordable compare to US, UK etc. But, MBA programs offered by private universities can be very expensive and may cost around Euro20,000 per year. The tuition estimate is therefore very diverse and you have to refer the university websites to have an idea of the fee structure. Overall MBA abroad is very expensive including the private universities in Germany.
German education is very affordable and sometimes free. The cost of MBA in Germany can range from Euro150 to Euro200 per semester and quite affordable compare to US, UK etc. But, MBA programs offered by private universities can be very expensive and may cost around Euro20,000 per year. The tuition estimate is therefore very diverse and you have to refer the university websites to have an idea of the fee structure. Overall MBA abroad is very expensive including the private universities in Germany.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Ishan, there could be plenty of options and many colleges will offer you a place depending on their admission requirements and norms. 72% is a decent score but you may have to clear entrance exams like SAT or ACT. You must also take the IELTS or the TOEFL. If you are not interested to take SAT or ACT you can apply to colleges in Australia, UK, New Zealand, Netherlands, France to name a few but it will be immensely difficult to provide any college names which will admit you. You have to check the minimum grade requirement and apply to those which you find are best fit for you.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
A tip - before zeroing on the countries and colleges, decide what to study. You will be the best person to know which course will be suitable for you. You may want to do an MBA or pursue your M.Sc. You may also want to do a Masters in Engineering Management. Analyze the career options and outcomes and see what you may want to do in future. Go through the programme syllabi, specializations etc. And select your choice carefully.
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