Take a look at:- Best MBAs for international students' placement&nbsp;http://www.find-mba.com/board/41143<div>&nbsp;and How to use LinkedIn to find the best school&nbsp;www.find-mba.com/board/33571&nbsp;</div><br>You are targeting roles where most people won't have an MBA. Did you consider a better business school with an MSc in operations or project management? This would be more relevant and would allow you to access a school with better alumni relations, brand equity and stronger employer relations.&nbsp;<br><br><br>To give examples:<br>- operations: Bath, Manchester, Newcastle, Warwick.<br>- project management: City, Manchester, RGU, Strathclyde.<div><br></div><div>PS The Alliance MBS MSc Operations, Project and Supply Chain Management seems to perfectly be in overlap, and it is from an excellent school.&nbsp;<br><br>
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Hi Duncun,<br>Thanks for the reply, It's really helpful...But here is the thing that, I don't want to do master in very specific domain, I want to explore other aspects of business and management, that's why I decided to go for MBA. The reason for giving reference to SCM/Logistic Management is because I hold a background on that, so might be a bit of my focus on this domain during my PG. Now I've only two option in hand either ULMS or Strathclyde business school..... I know there better universities, but I've no other choices apart from these two. So which would be better for me with some reasonable points, could you please suggest.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;

Why do you have no other choices?&nbsp;<br><br>Strathclyde is probably the better option.&nbsp;

Because I’m don’t have GMAT score and may be that’s why I didn’t get offer from Leeds, Edinburgh, Manchester Alliance, Dhurum etc.<br>So liverpool is not a better option.?

See https://find-mba.com/board/gmat/why-you-should-take-the-gmat-33542 for context.&nbsp;<br><br>No Liverpool is not better than Strathclyde in terms of placement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ok that Clear for me now…Thanks! And one last thing in terms of program diversification, and diversified culture, which is also a key factor for MBA program. &nbsp;So w.r.t which uni is better.?

Is that more important than placement? Any unranked UK MBA will be mostly Asians.&nbsp;

I agree, for short term placement is more important. Thanks for your support Duncan.

Manchester don’t require GMAT, you can do their own test and when I applied to Durham they didn’t require it either.

[quote]Is that more important than placement? Any unranked UK MBA will be mostly Asians.&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>Lancaster is ranked yet they have more than 80% of their cohorts in the last 2 years from India alone. And one also sees an increase in the number of candidates from India at Durham as well. This is another FT-ranked school.&nbsp;<br><br>Seems to me like it’s wherever the revenue comes from these days.&nbsp;<br><br><br>

[quote]Because I’m don’t have GMAT score and may be that’s why I didn’t get offer from Leeds, Edinburgh, Manchester Alliance, Dhurum etc.<br>So liverpool is not a better option.? [/quote]<br><br>You really don’t need a GMAT score for these schools you’ve mentioned except for AMBS (Manchester).<br><br>I received MBA offers from Leeds and Durham among other schools without a GMAT score. For these schools, it’s more about your experience, clarity of purpose as can be gleaned from your application, mostly your Personal Statement, and your performance at the interview.&nbsp;<br><br>Did you try applying to Lancaster? I also got an offer from them, without a GMAT score by the way.&nbsp;<br><br>From my experience, and this is current information, these schools don’t necessarily require GMAT/GRE scores and their MBAs and/or school’s reputation are quite recognized and well respected within the UK job market:<br><br>Durham<br>Edinburgh<br>Lancaster&nbsp;<br>Leeds<br>Strathclyde<br>Sheffield<br><br>I wouldn’t go to Liverpool. There are better options.&nbsp;

What is the issue with Liverpool? I know their rankings are not great but is there something else as well. I had an offer from them but AMBS was always the better option.

No, I don't think there is anything special about Liverpool.&nbsp; Obviously it's a relatively young and small business school that mostly awards degrees to online students in franchise programmes delivered by Laureate: http://ec2-54-174-148-228.compute-1.amazonaws.com/college/university-of-liverpool-laureate-online-education-reviews/?sort=998&nbsp;<br><br>In terms of placement, alumni and brand equity it just doesn't come close to the top schools.&nbsp;

[quote]No, I don't think there is anything special about Liverpool.&nbsp; Obviously it's a relatively young and small business school that mostly awards degrees to online students in franchise programmes delivered by Laureate: http://ec2-54-174-148-228.compute-1.amazonaws.com/college/university-of-liverpool-laureate-online-education-reviews/?sort=998&nbsp;<br><br>In terms of placement, alumni and brand equity it just doesn't come close to the top schools.&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>That’s interesting, I did seriously consider them but AMBS was always my first choice.