Most know that the full-form of PhD is Doctor of Philosophy. However, in most cases the nomenclature is misleading. The degree considered to be the pinnacle of learning has little to do with doctors or philosophy. A PhD degree could be in various fields including law, medicine, humanities, physical sciences, literature, management – the list … Read more
It’s an India specific problem that MBA aspirants from other countries don’t face. Blame it on regulatory policy constraints or a lack of consistency or an overload of creativity, we are stuck with management program names that confuse more than clarify what the student is getting. Consider this: The traditional 2 year degree you get … Read more
It seems to be a clear trend for many professionals. The closer you get to a money management role, the more you’ll make for yourself. That is one of the reasons that make careers in finance a hot favourite among MBA students. Here’s a list of the top 10 MBA Finance programs in the world … Read more
Many Indians (specially engineers) who’ve spent several years in technical roles dream of getting into a more business oriented role. While a few manage to get into sales jobs without the experience or relevant degree, most aren’t able to make the switch. An MBA in Marketing can be a great way to move out of … Read more
When our previous post on MiM vs MBA started getting more visits than we anticipated, we realised how popular these Masters in Management programs have become among young candidates. For ambitious applicants with lesser experience who don’t want to wait for a few more years to qualify for a top MBA course, MiM programs seem … Read more
While most business schools in the world have a Fall intake (starting in September), there are a few top ranking MBA programs in USA, Canada, Australia and other countries which have a Spring intake (in January) too. In this article, we take a look at the list of MBA courses that offer this option. We … Read more
Idioms in English can be confusing for Indian and international test takers for whom English isn’t the first language. In this article we cover the basics and provide examples (idioms list) with sentence to show how they are used.
For a country like India that sends the maximum number of technology and IT applicants to MBA programs abroad (mainly USA), it’s also doesn’t come as a surprise that many choose to come back to take up senior management jobs in the technology industry. An MBA specialisation in technology can be packaged in various flavours … Read more
Canada is listed in our top study abroad countries. In this post we look at the best Canadian universities and colleges that draw international students to its campuses. We also look at the various types of MBA programs they offer (full-time, part-time, executive MBA, joint MBA).
The GMAT score forms an essential and significant component for the high ranked full-time MBA programs. In the entire MBA application, in comparison to the other elements like the MBA essays, recommendations, interview preparation, candidates spend 75% of their effort and time to crack the GMAT and get a high score which would improve their … Read more
Why are MBA colleges in California so popular? From an all-round perspective, California is a great place to be in and has its reputation of being ‘The Golden State’. It is known for its sunshine and pleasant climate all the year round. No wonder it is hugely popular among international students and professionals, including those … Read more
Who doesn’t like to save some money? More so when you are applying to the best business schools and are aware that there’s a huge avalanche of costs to follow once the program starts. Read this related article on how much it costs to attend a top MBA abroad. Planning early can help you save … Read more