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by subha_brata » Thu Aug 26, 2010 9:06 pm
Hello,
I am an Management professional with 4 yrs experience in a IT MNC. Recently I am planning to pursue further study in GMAT & completing MBA from a foreign B School.

But, I have a confusion where I need help.

An abroad B School need 20L to 50L [Depending on location] for the study.
But, is it worthy to study from an abroad B School for an Indian origin student?
Is the ROI [Return of Investment] is assured?
Or is it better to study from an Asian B school or Indian B school?

Looking ahead for response from veterans.

Regards
Subhabrata
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by Anurag@Gurome » Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:17 am
ROI depends on what you want to do after your MBA. India and other Asian countries such as Singapore have some very good programs: ISB and NTU come to mind. If you choose to work in the country where you get an MBA, a decent ROI is possible. Programs in the U.S. are indeed more expensive than those in Asia and must be pursued after careful thought.
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