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I am an mechanical engineer paased out from an college on India, working now with a software company (PTC software India) since last 2 years. I came to know the importance of being an MBA. Since i am very much confused weather to go for an domestic MBA or International MBA ?? My mind is very much dwelling over this issue since a couple of months. I want to know what are the strong reasons should an individual takes into an account to choose International MBA ?? What are the estimated budget of over-all venture ?? Purpose of this questions are, I want to stick to the decision which I will going to take and this decision will going to affect my entire life.
So, if anyone have an fair idea about all this, please help me out..!!
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Hirshi,
The decision to pursue a domestic or international MBA depends on the individual. I highly recommend you spend time considering what you want to get out of an MBA program, and also what your goals are post-graduation. As an example, if you are determined to work on Wall Street in the USA, attending a business school in New York provides many benefits.
There isn't a "right" answer on which MBA program you should pursue, but the more you identify what your personal goals are the better your end decision will be.
Cheers,
Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
The decision to pursue a domestic or international MBA depends on the individual. I highly recommend you spend time considering what you want to get out of an MBA program, and also what your goals are post-graduation. As an example, if you are determined to work on Wall Street in the USA, attending a business school in New York provides many benefits.
There isn't a "right" answer on which MBA program you should pursue, but the more you identify what your personal goals are the better your end decision will be.
Cheers,
Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
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