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It is good to have career plans and aspirations but the path you are following will lead you nowhere. Dentist - MBA - IT, how are they even related? Decide what you want to do and move ahead accordingly.

Hi Sivaprasad, if you want to do an on-campus full time course you must take GRE or GMAT, certain exceptions may be available so you must check the university websites. MIT Sloan School of Management, University of Texas-Austin McCombs School of Business, USC Marshall School of Business,University of Rochester Simon Business School, Fordham etc are some good universities for business analytics.

If you want to opt for a college with low fee structure, then Germany is the best option. You can also get a scholarship. You can get good job opportunities in Germany.

Hi , I guess I have already answered this.
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor,Virginia Commonwealth University , Johns Hopkins University ,Trinity University , Medical University of South Carolina, George Mason University and Texas A&M Health Science Center have some of the best healthcare management programs. You must check the websites for its duration, majority of the Masters degree programs in USA are of 2 years.

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Virginia Commonwealth University, Johns Hopkins University, Trinity University, Medical University of South Carolina, George Mason University and Texas A&M Health Science Center have some of the best healthcare management programs. You must check the websites for its duration, majority of the Masters degree programs in USA are of 2 years.

Take the GRE and TOEFL to pursue Masters in US. Application process also includes submission of online application forms, academic transcripts, LORs, SOP etc. I hope it helped.

Most good colleges need a work experience. It's highly recommended.

It depends if university doesn't have holistic approach for admission review. They may consider conditionally, however 315+ always recommended.