Hey all,
Received an admit from the aforementioned schools. Though am grateful for the admits, I am confused as to which would be the better choice. However, finances are a concern for me, and Mays is costing me half of what NUS is costing(NUS is yet to release scholarship decisions). I know NUS is known in Asia and would be the ideal choice if I want to work in Asia. But, I am open to any location, as long as its civilized.
I want to get into Strategy consulting or IT-Sales. Any advises anyone....
Got into NUS B school and Mays Business school
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3 years in IT-Consulting with a highly ranked management consulting firm.
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Good EC's.
Any advises on the choice I should make? Anyone?
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Man.. I m no expert but here comes my 2 cents ..
1st of all its good to be in such dilemma..both the schools are top notch and it totally depends where u want to settle post mba..TAMU is number-1 in USA when it comes to ROI.TExas is one of the major industrial hubs in USA and u have to shed minimal $$ to get into that...
For NUS is equally good school..its the Asian Harvard but the average salary there is some 20k $ less than TAMU..But u get a chance to wrk in Singapore and have the prospects to return back to INDIA..
So totally ur call..
I m an Indian IT male,presently wrking with TCS, with a 720 score + decent ECs...kinda similar profile like urs..wat all colleges u applied??
1st of all its good to be in such dilemma..both the schools are top notch and it totally depends where u want to settle post mba..TAMU is number-1 in USA when it comes to ROI.TExas is one of the major industrial hubs in USA and u have to shed minimal $$ to get into that...
For NUS is equally good school..its the Asian Harvard but the average salary there is some 20k $ less than TAMU..But u get a chance to wrk in Singapore and have the prospects to return back to INDIA..
So totally ur call..
I m an Indian IT male,presently wrking with TCS, with a 720 score + decent ECs...kinda similar profile like urs..wat all colleges u applied??
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Hey..
Even I work for TCS.
I had applied to a lot of schools, namely ISB, NUS, Mays, Tepper and Olin. Was admitted to NUS, Mays and Olin. Wait-listed at Tepper(probably a reject now) and rejected at ISB. I would like to think I submitted an under-cooked application to ISB. But what the heck, I feel NUS is better in terms of exposure.
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Even I work for TCS.
I had applied to a lot of schools, namely ISB, NUS, Mays, Tepper and Olin. Was admitted to NUS, Mays and Olin. Wait-listed at Tepper(probably a reject now) and rejected at ISB. I would like to think I submitted an under-cooked application to ISB. But what the heck, I feel NUS is better in terms of exposure.
In case you need any help, you can contact me on TCS-Sametime.
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Hi karanrulz4ever,karanrulz4ever wrote:Hey..
Even I work for TCS.
I had applied to a lot of schools, namely ISB, NUS, Mays, Tepper and Olin. Was admitted to NUS, Mays and Olin. Wait-listed at Tepper(probably a reject now) and rejected at ISB. I would like to think I submitted an under-cooked application to ISB. But what the heck, I feel NUS is better in terms of exposure.
In case you need any help, you can contact me on TCS-Sametime.
I study and work in Singapore, I would personally recommend that you enrol in NUS for your MBA program - Singapore is a very conducive place to get an education - in fact our literacy rate is one of the highest in Asia. And besides that, academics and scholars lead a very good life in Singapore - if you perform well in school, you'll get free education, a good job with high salary, and easy application for permanent citizenship - our country is very partial towards people with paper qualifications - regardless of whether you're a citizen or a foreigner.
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Let me know your thoughts
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Hey,OnlineStudent wrote:Hi karanrulz4ever,karanrulz4ever wrote:Hey..
Even I work for TCS.
I had applied to a lot of schools, namely ISB, NUS, Mays, Tepper and Olin. Was admitted to NUS, Mays and Olin. Wait-listed at Tepper(probably a reject now) and rejected at ISB. I would like to think I submitted an under-cooked application to ISB. But what the heck, I feel NUS is better in terms of exposure.
In case you need any help, you can contact me on TCS-Sametime.
I study and work in Singapore, I would personally recommend that you enrol in NUS for your MBA program - Singapore is a very conducive place to get an education - in fact our literacy rate is one of the highest in Asia. And besides that, academics and scholars lead a very good life in Singapore - if you perform well in school, you'll get free education, a good job with high salary, and easy application for permanent citizenship - our country is very partial towards people with paper qualifications - regardless of whether you're a citizen or a foreigner.
These articles will be relevant and helpful for you:
https://www.coursesinsg.com/2012/06/5-re ... apore.html
https://www.coursesinsg.com/2012/06/top- ... apore.html
https://www.coursesinsg.com/2012/06/scho ... r-mba.html
Let me know your thoughts
I have made the decision to come to NUS. Can you please give me your contact details?
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Hi All,
I have a few queries regarding GMAT and NUS application process and would really appreciate if you could take some time out to reply to them -
Since I have got around 40 days preparation time , could you kindly specify me few really useful books to increase score for the below sections -
1. Quant (considering my basics are strong since have been preparing for Indian entrances)
2. Critical reasoning (I personally find this a bit tough to tackle)
2. Sentence Correction
3. Verbal -Others like RC's etc
Any other advice regarding the GMAT or NUS that you would want to give to me , please do so.
Cheers!
I have a few queries regarding GMAT and NUS application process and would really appreciate if you could take some time out to reply to them -
Since I have got around 40 days preparation time , could you kindly specify me few really useful books to increase score for the below sections -
1. Quant (considering my basics are strong since have been preparing for Indian entrances)
2. Critical reasoning (I personally find this a bit tough to tackle)
2. Sentence Correction
3. Verbal -Others like RC's etc
Any other advice regarding the GMAT or NUS that you would want to give to me , please do so.
Cheers!