which country is best to do MBA?
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In general, most foreign students tell me that they come to get their MBA in the US because having an MBA from an American university is extremely prestigious. But it does depend on which country you are from. There are some excellent business schools in many countries. Some examples of those amongst the best in the world are: INSEAD, which is in France; Harvard, Columbia, Stanford, Kellogg, Wharton, all in the USA. There are others. \n\nBut again, my foreign friends tell me that an MBA from a school in the US is very powerful.
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hi sowmiya,\ni saw your question. you dont worry and apply for visa. they know that your are applying for student visa and it is for studies. if they asked you what is the the reason you just say MBA in uk is good and the degree which i get in uk is accepted all over the world which makes myself and my career bright also  there is a chance of getting placed in mnc companies. so i prefer to do my MBA in uk.
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If u are really interested in fields of finance or marketing or any other field related to commerce,u should then think about getting admission in MBA.And the easiest way to get admission in a good institute in india is through CAT and if u want to go abroad u should appear for GMAT.This test is highly recommended by professionals abroad as it broadens ur opportunity to get admitted in good universities if u secure good marks in GMAT.It mainly works for admission in foreign countries.
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Georgia STate University has an excellent MBA program, it is ranked 8th in the nation, this is impressive because it is ranked up there with private universities and GSU is public.  I am working on my degree at GSU. It's a Mercedes education for the price of a Geo.
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search for it on google look for rankings of International MBA programs
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Switzerland.\n\nIndia is perhaps the most educated in IT.\n\nAnd...America...well, we're a bit behind.
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Well I don't know about the world but you need to go to a university that is accredited by the European standard.  Curtin University Graduate School of Business in Perth Western Australia offers an MBA program that excels in all areas.  It is offered fully online (except for a two week intensive) and it is offered face to face.  The Curtin Master of Business Administration (MBA), currently ranked in the top 100 world wide, is aimed at senior and middle managers in leadership and administrative roles. Through a range of theoretical learning combined with hands on project, work participants are trained in critical and creative thinking. We offer a wide selection of subjects as well as the opportunity to pursue specialisations in Human Services, Marketing or Strategic Procurement.  Hope this helps you to make the right choice.  Poppet from Australia.
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If you're planning on getting your MBA, you'll probably have to have some work experience first before you are admitted to the best schools in the U.S.  You should check out the Wall Street Journal, they do a yearly survey of the best MBA schools.  More recently it's been the business school at Dartmouth, but as said before you'll need a top GPA and excellent work experience.
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An MBA is a general business degree, although some schools specialize in certain fields, like finance or marketing for example.\nThe  largest number of job opportunities are in management and consulting.
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One-way to kick-start a career is to take a Masters of Business Administration (MBA). With the speed of business activities accelerating in the global marketplace, people need to be more commercially aware than ever. The MBA qualification is the well- established route to gain the necessary skills and knowledge.\n\nThe MBA aims to build on the foundations of work experience and, by providing new skills and knowledge, to enable the student to make the transition to a higher level of responsibility. MBA students typically will have made significant career progression for a number of years after their first degree. They should have an in-depth knowledge of either a function or role and a specific industry sector\n\nMany of those who decide to take an MBA have achieved their initial career goals. They may have qualified professionally or have reached a position of significant responsibility. However, although they may be knowledgeable within a certain role or industry, their immediate career options are limited. New skills are needed if they are to progress to positions of greater responsibility and increase the scope of their career options. The MBA, as a general management qualification, offers a wider range of options than any other alternative postgraduate qualification.\n\nOne of the most important functions of the Association of MBAs is providing quality control by validating MBA-awarding bodies through a system of accreditation. Currently 37 of the 118 business schools in the UK have programmes that are accredited by the Association of MBAs.\n\nThe value attached by schools to such accreditation is highlighted by the fact that many overseas schools, even as far away as Asia, are now seeking this mark of quality control. There are currently 26 accredited schools on the European continent and an increasing number worldwide. Assessment criteria are rigorous and acts as a kind of consumer protection for prospective students.\n\nThose without work experience should not consider MBA study. The Association advises recent graduates to defer until they have at least two, and preferably three or four years solid work experience. A Master in Management degree, which is aimed at those who lack work experience, is an alternative. The curriculum largely follows that of the MBA. It is far cheaper than an MBA, is offered by some of the best schools, and although it does not have the kudos of the MBA it is well regarded in the business community.\n\nAccording to the latest Association of MBAs Career and Salary Survey, the salaries of MBA graduates have risen consistently over the past four years. All have achieved above average earnings highlighting the MBAs positive impact upon salary levels. The survey also shows that respondents receive both immediate and lasting career enhancement following their studies. Over half of the respondents now hold senior management positions, with the number of MBAs still in junior positions considerably reduced. MBA graduates enjoy on average 2.5 promotions post qualification.\n\nRespondents were asked the extent to which the MBA has shaped their personal outlook. The vast majority said that achieving an MBA has increased their self-esteem allowing them to be more assertive. This confidence takes the form of strong convictions that they are now able to compete with the best.\n\nThere is no substitute for the experience of living and working abroad. Learning to adapt to the social and business cultures of another country is a key skill for those likely to work with overseas partners.\n\nFew countries can compete with Britain as a popular destination for MBA study. . There are a number of reasons for this: For most of the world, the language of business is English. That rules out a number of otherwise excellent programmes in non-English speaking countries. Also, students with a good standard of spoken English will find it easier to adjust to living conditions in the UK. Average fees and living costs are lower
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An MBA is very expensive upfront, but generally pays for itself in no time through the higher salary earned. If a management career is what you wish to pursue, then I'm sure the MBA will be very valuable. I would recommend going for it if you can. You should be willing to go into debt now if necessary, as I'm sure you will be able to pay it back. It will be much harder to save up money to do MBA later, as it is hard to return to study after working & earning money for while, quite apart from the difficulty of getting back into study habits. \n\nI gather from your question that you would be moving to the UK for the course. Having the opportunity of studying abroad is fantastic. You will meet so many people from different cultures & I'm sure it will be enriching. The UK has an excellent reputation with its universities.
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MBA means My Best Answer
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with mba, u have quite a lot of options, but with mca, i think, u have a lesser no., of options, mba does have a better scope, and the results are also less, u've to study very hard, get a very high percentage or it's better to  opt for mca
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site is helpful.
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You can try this university: Henley Management Institute in the UK. They have a distance learning MBA that does not require stay in the UK. Perhaps this may suit you best.
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The Guardian's education site ranks Oxford highest in the business field in 2005. http://education.guardian.co.uk/universityguide2005/table/0,15905,-5163883,00.html\n\nEducation Guardian also has an MBA section here: http://intl.guardian.studylink.com/mba/index.html
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University of Michigan has a good MBA program...\n\nWas highly rated recently I think.\n\nIf you expand out a bit...University of Chicago and Northwestern University also has HIGHLY rated programs.\n\nMichigan State University also has a good MBA program