I WAN TO DI MBA IN MARKETING FROM U.S.  BUT I DONT KNOW WHAT  SHOULD I DO? I NEED LIST OF UNIVERSITIES AND INSTITUTES WHO HAVE GOOD PLACEMENT RECORD IN MARKETING.AND HOW SHOULD I ARRANGE ACCMODATION AS WELL I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW  CONTACT NO. OF ANY PERSON WHO CAN HELP ME AND WHO HAS KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MY PROBLEM\n\nThanks and regards\nJoshi Gagan(00-91-9811012460)
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThere's a great site with just about everything one would need to know about an MBA, along with links to several universities.\n\nGood luck.
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Hi, I am studying MBA in Uk. From Mumbai. I went to Edwise for consulting and for admissions. \nFor US you need to appear for GMAT and when u apply u need to give in your GMAT result and academic results.\nHope this fulfills!
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hi, this website shows a worldwide ranking of the best MBA institutions\n\nhttp://www.careerdynamo.com/mba/mba_ranking/mba_rankings.html\n\ngood luck
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1. Prepare early and apply to meet the first deadlines.  Download the application packages at some of the b-school websites. Take a look at the admission essay questions. You'll need to do well in this area to distinguish yourself from others especially if you are weak in any other areas.\n\n2. Score will on the standardized test (GMAT).  For top b-schools, you want scores above 650.  Take a Kaplan or Princeton Review class if it'll help.\n\n3. A seperate masters degree will only if it fits well with your career plans.  Personally, I would devote the 2 years on getting better job experience.  This means trying to get a promotion, working at a well respected firm, accepting projects that would develop your experience and skills.\n\n4. I would also talk to as many current students and MBA graduates from the schools you're interested as possible. In your application or essay, you can mention that you've talked to John Doe (Class of 199X) of their business school, it shows your sincere interest in their school. Business is about your network and b-school is no different. The more people you know from these top schools that are willing to speak positively for you, the better your chances of getting in. I would even write to the admissions officers.\n\n5. Keep current with b-school trends. Understand what kind of students they are looking for. Business Week is a good source. Also check out princeton review, kaplan, wetfeet.com, and vault.com.\n\nGood luck!
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Most of my experience has been in the States, however, I have consulted with people from around the world.  Here is my basic advise that should be helpful to you:\n\nAnytime you want to start any kind of business, there are several basics that you will need:\n\n* You should first sit down and think about what it is you want to do and then write out the scenario in detail!  This may sound tedious, but it will help you clarify what it is you are thinking about.  Also, when you talk to anyone about the business (mentor, bank, clients, prospective investor), you will have a clear vision to share with him or her.  You can check any number of books at your local library or the Internet for ideas on creating a business plan or goals list.\n\n* Is there anyone out there doing something like what you want to do already?  Can you research what it is that they do and maybe even talk with them about what they do?\n\n* Are there businesses out there that are doing some aspect that you want to do?  In this case, you want to create an online drop shipment business.  What websites have you seen that you like (can you talk with them)?  How does the local McDonalds or other retail outlet do business that might help you in yours (i.e. how is McDonalds able to provide a product to a customer on demand at almost anytime of day – and do it with a much of high school kids)?\n\n* Never listen to anyone who says that you CANNOT do something UNLESS they have been there and tried that!!!!!  Anyone can tell you the good things that you can try or do, however, only someone who has actually tried the specific thing your are thinking can truly give you advise on the pitfalls that could await the unsuspecting.\n\n* If you want to look for a mentor (free or paid – although mentors usually offer their time at no cost), the question that you should be ready to address is WIIFM (What In It For Me {the mentor})!  What are you willing to do for your mentor to help them with something that they may need (for me it’s simple – I am looking for 10 points :-)\n\n\nContacts:\n\n* Contact your local Better Business Bureau or Chamber of Commerce – they have business people who will help start up operations.\n\n* Contact your local high school, community college or university and find out whom the teachers are for courses related to your business (like business or computer/internet classes).  Contact these teachers to get some ideas or even to see if they will take you company startup on as a class project or special project for some of the student to work on (might give the students extra credit and you a free startup).  In the worst case, you might get the names of some good students whom you might hire to do certain aspects of what you need at a very low cost.\n\n* Contact you local, county or state governments (check their websites) – many areas have small business administrations (or some other agency that can help with various things) that have any number of references and resources available at little or no cost.\n\n* Go to your local library in the Reference Section and find the Encyclopedia of Associations.  It is a three-book set published by Gale Research.  The first book lists thousands of tiles of professional organizations and groups.  It will give a code number to use in the other two books to find out more about that organization.  Contact the organizations who have something to do with your idea and find out if they have a services to give you advise or local groups that you can network with.  In many cases, just asking for membership and publications information may give you a lot of useful stuff.\n\n\nOther outstanding sources that I have used in running my four businesses:\n\n* Nightingale-Conant – the largest producer of audio/video training programs in the world.  Many of their programs can be borrowed for free from local libraries.  http://www.nightingale.com\n\n* Entrepreneur Magazine (http://www.entrepreneurmag.com) – many great tip
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Ok i've done this before and this book is brilliant \n\nAdvertising and Promotion: An intergrated marketing communications perspective by George E. Belch and Michael A. Belch. There's too much info 4 me 2 type it up here plus i cant put in the diagrams i have the 6th international edition
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Yeah! Ofcourse it is....Im doing it myself! Its one of the BEST institutes for Marketing. Its location is UK and it has the royal approval as well... I should say that its the best and it is recognized everywhere in the world!!!\n\nfor more info go to- www.cim.co.uk
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CONTACT bUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS, Manak Bhawan, New Delhi.\nYou have to do MBA to get degree , it may be through IGNOU or through REGULAR University
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Check to see if they are accredited, first off.  If they aren't, don't even bother wasting your money because the degree will not be recognized.  Be very careful of any online school.  The are propriatary (for-profit) and most just want your money and don't offer quality in return.  Look to see if your local state college or university offers an MBA.  Many schools tailor those programs to working adults so people can maintain a job while earning an MBA.  \n\nGood luck!
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You search and apply, just like the rest of us. Just because you have an MBA does not mean you're guaranteed a job. Perhaps if you had a better opinion o fthe place where you live, employers would be more willing to hire you. Look overseas.
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Y dont u do an MBA in marketing or finance or something? U could also try for a m phil or a phd.
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Your question doesn't make sense.  Do you mean "what are the job opportunities for an MBA in HRM?" or are you asking what university to go to to get your MBA and go into HRM?
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I have a good idea to start marketing business.\n gvv61@sbcglobal.net
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A GMAT of 740 is excellent, and higher than the average GMAT score at every American B-School.  The top American B-Schools want 30-40% of their students to be international students.  They want students to have four to five years of work experience.\n\nThe other things that they will care about are references, the quality of your previous education (it would help if you went to the top schools in India), references and your essays.  The essays are extremely important.\n\nYou seem to have many things going for you.  You have one thing that may go against you.  You already have an MBA.  You may want to contact the admissions offices of the schools that interest you to see if they will accept someone who already has a foreign MBA.  If they don't, then applying will be a waste of money.
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To answer your question, I would need to know your career goals...both short- and long-term...\n\nFirst, because your degree is in business, you need to consider the possible importance of AACSB accreditation.  If you plan to pursue an academic career, an AACSB accreditated degree is important.  For example, if you want to enter a Ph.D. program at an accredited school, you will receive credit for many of the MBA-level classes you took IF you took them at another accredited school.\n\nSecond, you need to consider your level of career aspiration.  If you want to get your foot in the door of the top companies in a particular field or region, then the "brand name" of the institution is important...but that varies depending on the field and region.  For example, my uncle has a degree from Texas A&M.  He built his successful career as a stock broker by using his degree to network with other A&M graduates in Dallas, TX.  However, that TAMU degree wouldn't have done as much for him on the east or west coast.  In certain areas, a particular institution may have a strong reputation.  For example, the MSMR (master of science in marketing research) degree at UT Arlington has a wonderful reputation and a strong placement record if you're interested in a research career.  For other specialities, University of Chicago, Northwestern, and University of Indiana have strong reputations in marketing!\n\nOf course, a Harvard MBA is valuable anywhere so if you're talking that level (meaning you can get in to Harvard and you can afford it) AND if you have high level career aspirations, then go for it...the payoff of a Harvard MBA will almost always exceed the costs!\n\nA final thought...many traditional universities (including a number of AACSB accredited institutions) offer online MBA programs...and, in some cases, the tuition for these programs is far LOWER than most of the online universities (e.g., Capella, U of Phoenix, etc...), especially if you can qualify for in-state tuition rates at a particular institution.  While the top (brand equity-wise) institutions probably aren't involved, the reputation of many state institutions that offer online MBA programs is generally better than the average online university.
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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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Hey this is excellent combination(B.Tech+MBA). U no need to go to other countries for MBA try to prepare 4 CAT n get in ot IIMS. Its better to have workexperience to u before joining in to IIMS. All the best.