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by puneetschdv » Sat Oct 26, 2013 10:29 am
I belong to India and I plan to do MBA from Ivy league US School. Job prospects after completing MBA from elite school are surely great. The elite school MBAs are most employable people and get best salaries but I am worried about visa prospects especially considering the huge cost of education. I wont be able to replay the loans easily if I am asked to come back to india for any reason. I would surely like to work in US only to repay the loans and get the higher salary. Please anyone advise what fraction of international students (Non PR holders) have to return to their home country for want of visa or H1B sponsor companies.

A reply from current students in any ivy league school will be highly appreciated.
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