Top blogs on a range of masters degrees.
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
A well-written Statement of Purpose (SoP) can open the doors to the best graduate schools offering Masters (MS), PhD and MBA degrees. They can even help tide over some weak areas in your profile and achieve more than just a top university admit – like the envious situation of getting a full MS scholarship despite … Read more
While an education abroad isn’t cheap for middle-class students from India, there are certain international degrees that are cheaper than the others. For instance, if you are thinking of applying for a post-graduate Masters degree abroad (e.g. MBA / MS), the costs of an MS in USA are significantly cheaper than the cost of a … Read more
The phenomenal response to guest blogger Tanmoy Ray’s previous post on Biomedical Science Jobs and Careers prompted us to re-invite him for a follow-up post. This time he writes about doctoral level programs (PhD degree) in Biomedical sciences.
Some of you may be aware of my background, some not. A quick bio can be found on our MBA consultants profile page. This post is not about my life history overall, there is still some more time before I get to that. The purpose of this post is to share my experiences while applying, … Read more
As more an more international and Indian students get attracted to MS in Computer Science degrees in the Mecca of technology (USA), the amount of curiosity also increases. We wrote this post on what’s better after engineering – MS or MBA addressing a few aspects. But there are many more unanswered queries too. What is … Read more
Watch the video and please ‘like’ if you find it useful Though the question of MBA vs MS (Masters in Science) can come up in the minds of freshers from any graduate discipline who are keen on studying abroad, it’s more common among B.E. / B.Tech students who’ve just completed their engineering degree or … Read more
Like many Indian and international students planning to study abroad, if you feel that the university ranking and brand power means everything, you’d be impressed with Anamika Agarwal’s resume. But what’s more intriguing is the journey behind it and the lessons she has picked up from her experiences. The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Bombay) … Read more
While Biomedical engineering has been getting a lot of interest, the field of biomedical sciences remains largely esoteric and unexplored. In this post, guest blogger Tanmoy Ray talks about the discipline (and how it differs from biomedical engineering), the kind of jobs and salaries you can get, courses & degrees needed to crack into the … Read more
An MBA after engineering is pretty common. How about an MBA after MS? Neerav (name changed) chose to pursue his full-time MBA from the London Business School (LBS) in the UK. He already had a Masters (MS) degree from America. So why go for an MBA after MS? Neerav shares his rationale.
With a litany of educational institutes also comes the option of a variety of modes of education – full-time, part-time, distant, online, you name it. And with the variety also comes the dilemma of what to choose. Each of these modes has its own merit, enough to confuse the ambivalent student on which would be … Read more
The big MBA versus Masters in Management fight always gets its fair share of viewers. It is one of the common topics you’d see on MBA discussion forums where fresh graduates preparing for CAT (and GMAT simultaneously) hang out. After reading 20-30 responses you end up more confused than ever. So here’s a simple way … Read more