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Posted Mar 30, 2014 12:27

Hello Everyone ,

I am from India looking for a MBA programme in UK . I am a B.Tech 2010 pass out currently having 4 years of regular work experience. 2 years of job experience and 2 years in my own Business(Steel Manufacturing) . After MBA i would like to grow my own Business. I have shortage of time so would like to enroll for sept 2014 intake. Due to commitment for business like to do full time 1 year MBA. I have got pretty decent academic records , only one drawback is due shortage of time can not give GMAT.

I have got few recommendation.
1. University of Strathclyde
2. University of Leeds
3. University of Birmingham

Any more recommendations are welcome.
My main goal is to generate enterprenual skills and gain global experience .
I am confused because of different feedbacks from different people.
Would appreciate suggestions with explanation.
Hello Everyone ,

I am from India looking for a MBA programme in UK . I am a B.Tech 2010 pass out currently having 4 years of regular work experience. 2 years of job experience and 2 years in my own Business(Steel Manufacturing) . After MBA i would like to grow my own Business. I have shortage of time so would like to enroll for sept 2014 intake. Due to commitment for business like to do full time 1 year MBA. I have got pretty decent academic records , only one drawback is due shortage of time can not give GMAT.

I have got few recommendation.
1. University of Strathclyde
2. University of Leeds
3. University of Birmingham

Any more recommendations are welcome.
My main goal is to generate enterprenual skills and gain global experience .
I am confused because of different feedbacks from different people.
Would appreciate suggestions with explanation.


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Posted Mar 30, 2014 15:05

Try: Why you should take the GMAT http://www.find-mba.com/board/38939
Try: Why you should take the GMAT http://www.find-mba.com/board/38939
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Posted Mar 30, 2014 19:37

Thanks Duncan
I would like to give gmat but i need atleast 2 months from now on for preparation and then i suppose i will be too late for applying for the september intake this year.

More advises please
Thanks Duncan
I would like to give gmat but i need atleast 2 months from now on for preparation and then i suppose i will be too late for applying for the september intake this year.

More advises please
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Posted Mar 30, 2014 22:43

Unless marriage plans make it impossible for you to delay, I would suggest you take the time -- even if that means a programme that starts in January like the Bradford MBA -- to take the GMAT and get into the best MBA you can. The opportunity cost is massive.
Unless marriage plans make it impossible for you to delay, I would suggest you take the time -- even if that means a programme that starts in January like the Bradford MBA -- to take the GMAT and get into the best MBA you can. The opportunity cost is massive.
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Posted Mar 31, 2014 06:55

Haha Duncan u guessed it right marriage plans makes it tough for me .. Will i be late if i apply in june for september intake.
Haha Duncan u guessed it right marriage plans makes it tough for me .. Will i be late if i apply in june for september intake.
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Posted Mar 31, 2014 13:12

Yes, but why not apply now and get conditional offers? Have a 'insurance' offer.
Yes, but why not apply now and get conditional offers? Have a 'insurance' offer.
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Posted Apr 01, 2014 08:40

Can u suggest some bschools duncan where i should apply .. And succeed in getting insurance ..
Can u suggest some bschools duncan where i should apply .. And succeed in getting insurance ..
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Posted Apr 01, 2014 10:55

Doing that would really involve getting to know you and your background, and then looking at your applications and transcripts. I don't have the time for that (unless you hire me) so I suggest you look at rankings and the schools I mention here Why you should take the GMAT http://www.find-mba.com/board/38939 .

The non-GMAT schools would be your insurance offer (the deposit is the insurance premium) and then look at the lower GMAT schools. Are January programmes possible for you?
Doing that would really involve getting to know you and your background, and then looking at your applications and transcripts. I don't have the time for that (unless you hire me) so I suggest you look at rankings and the schools I mention here Why you should take the GMAT http://www.find-mba.com/board/38939 .

The non-GMAT schools would be your insurance offer (the deposit is the insurance premium) and then look at the lower GMAT schools. Are January programmes possible for you?
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Posted Apr 24, 2014 20:26

Hi got an offer from strathclyde , birmingham .. Which one should i prefer ... Or i should consider them as insurance and apply for higher ranked university..
Hi got an offer from strathclyde , birmingham .. Which one should i prefer ... Or i should consider them as insurance and apply for higher ranked university..
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Posted Apr 24, 2014 21:26

Yes. I said that already ;)
Yes. I said that already ;)
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