I am in India with a MBA Degree with almost 3 years of work experience.
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Im not for sure but I would try this\n\n\nESCP-EAP European School of Management, Paris/London/Madrid/Berlin/Torino\n79 avenue de la Republique\nParis,   75543 Paris Cedex 11\nFrance\n\nhttp://www.escp-eap.net
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may have some useful information regarding your question.
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The top schools want three to five years of work experience on average.  Schools not at the top are not worth going to.\n\nWhen I got my MBA at Duke nine years ago, the average work experience was about four years.  There were several people with only one or two years experience and about two or three with no experience (out of 350).  So, it is possible to get in without work experience -- but not likely.  I noticed that each person who got in with little or no work experience had something else about them that made them stand out.
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Should have enough to at least obtain a entry level management position in logistics. Do not expect to start at the top simply b/c you have an MBA. Experience will give you the desired rewards down the road.
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3 years working in a bakery environment, 1-2 years in a management position helpful
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I am a college graduate.
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I am curious, did you get your education and experience in the U.S. and now want to take that to India?  Here are some leads for you but must say that all the outsourcing, i.e. 300,000 KPO openings at one company alone, does not make India real popular with the working class American.\n\nhttp://www.rediff.com/money/2006/apr/11sym.htm\n\nhttp://www.rediff.com/money/2006/apr/11sym.htm\n\nhttp://www.bangaloreclassifieds.com/\n\nhttp://job-seekers.placementindia.com/bangalore/medical/sales_marketing_male_jobseekers.htm
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There's little real difference.  Assuming that you're talking about an MBA, 3 or 4 years is comparatively slow.  Most MBA programs can be completed in 18 - 24 months of full-time study.  Many MBA candidates are already working and therefore take longer as they're studying part-time.  At the end of the day, there's no difference based on the amount of time taken to complete the degree.
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I guess Its mostly valid for US univs only..if ur planning to do ur mba in india u wud have to take the common admission test conducted by the institute.
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If you do have your higher education already - MBA wouldn't take that much time. If you don't however, it would be a better choice to take your time on this and really study to be a knowledge entrepreneur. I admire you - only people with courage and talent could choose entrepreneurship as their career. It's very brave
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YOu will be welcomed into the world of business in India provided you have an exposure in any field. you have not indicated the field you are currently in.
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I'm not sure.... but this article might help you a bit.\n\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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Grapelady, with ur prior work record u should find something, altho the job market suks
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If you have a BSc and some working experience you can probably get into an MSc program but you might have to do a qualifying course before they will admit you (to demonstrate that you are capable of doing the work).
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Not me -- I have a BS in Accounting and an MBA with a concentration in Mgmt Information Systems and this has been a GREAT combination for me for nearly 25 years.  It was a slow go in the beginning but as I got experience and momentum in my career I've been doing quite well for myself to the point where I've enough cash to have my own business.  [note -- i did very well in NY which according to your account ID you may be from there as well.]
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- I'm doing business administrator (B.A), I will do MBA after graduation.\n\n- This may be a few month to 2-4 years while you're in undergraduate school depending on how good you are in English, Math and "business" ability...\n\nFor admission, the requirements is varied, for U.S business schools, you may take either/both GMAT and TOEFL because you're an international student, you have more choices.  Some school just require to take Gmat only.  For sure, contact the school you would like to attend.
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There are certain exceptional cases where some b-schools do allow people without any bachelors degree..\n\nFirst you havent told whether you want to do your MBA in US or India or some other place? Because such a criteria is institute specific.. So you'll need to ask the institutes on a personal basis, telling them your entire work background and all.. \n\nSecondly you'll need to answer the question that if you have your own industry, after an MBA do you want to get placement service or do you want to return to your own firm.. \n\nIf you want placement service you'd better have good answers why you want to just leave your own firm in the sun and look for a job..\n\nHowever, if you want to do the MBA so that the skills can be applied to your engg industry, most MBA schools will be more than happy to receive you..\n\nbottomline, you need to convince those admission dudes how their MBA is gonna help you..\n\nAll the best buddy