Need opinion on Munich business school

Dinesh BIS...

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Posted Dec 13, 2021 11:56

Hello everyone,

This is my first post on the forum.
I have the admit letter from Munich business school Germany and wanted to know how it ranks among Germany b school and Among recruiters in Germany

My profile : 13 years of experience in design and development in automotive industry
Gmat score 470 .
I would appreciate if someone could share their feedback about Munich business school

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Duncan

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Posted Dec 13, 2021 15:43

MBS is a well-run school with an above-average reputation among employers in Bavaria and a strong educational offer. It's broadly similar to the MCI in Innsbruck.

Assuming you have professional German before starting the degree, it's a strong choice. If not, language skills will be more useful than a masters degree.

See: Do you need to speak the local language? www.find-mba.com/board/34713

MBS is a well-run school with an above-average reputation among employers in Bavaria and a strong educational offer. It's broadly similar to the MCI in Innsbruck.   Assuming you have professional German before starting the degree, it's a strong choice. If not, language skills will be more useful than a masters degree.  See: Do you need to speak the local language? www.find-mba.com/board/34713

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Dinesh BIS...

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Posted Dec 13, 2021 15:56

Thanks Duncan for your feedback.
I have started learning german language .

I will start my school next year in September And hope I can learn by that time

Thanks Duncan for your feedback.  I have started learning german language . I will start my school next year in September And hope I can learn by that time

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Duncan

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Posted Dec 13, 2021 23:29

Are you in Germany now? Getting from a fresh start to professional fluency by September will be challenging unless you study fulltime.

PS there's not much point taking a degree in English if you want to work in Germany and don't write and speak German at a professional standard. That is a year's full time work, at least, to learn the language.

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Are you in Germany now? Getting from a fresh start to professional fluency by September will be challenging unless you study fulltime.  PS there's not much point taking a degree in English if you want to work in Germany and don't write and speak German at a professional standard. That is a year's full time work, at least, to learn the language.

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Dinesh BIS...

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Posted Dec 14, 2021 15:42

I am in India. As you rightly pointed out it is difficult to learn language and speak at a professional standard,but i hope to improve it by the time i enroll for course

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