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International business schools proudly display statistics about high MBA salaries in USA and success stories of career changers who managed to change their role, industry or geography after completing their MBA abroad. However, as with most statistics driven marketing campaigns, the 3-D pie-charts in the MBA placement report often reveal only half of the story.
While settling on the name of a college/school to pursue your higher education from, the one thing that bugs most students to no end is whether to opt for a public university or a private college. This fundamental question has troubled both former and current students and it will continue to stress out prospective applicants … Read more
Boom or recession, with scholarship or with a loan, USA continues to be the El Dorado for Indian students dreaming of studying abroad and starting an international career. But it can’t afford to be too complacent: Australia and other countries are gradually catching up.
Is doing a master’s degree course abroad really worth it? Or the more common variation to that query – is an MS from US worth it? If you’re an Indian student, you will be likely mulling over this question while awaiting your bachelor’s degree exam results.
The number of Indian students studying in USA was 132,888 in the academic year 2014-2015. That’s a 29.4% jump over the previous year. Within this group, 64% of the students were enrolled in post-graduate (Masters level) courses. Any guesses on how much money they added to the United States coffers? A cool $3.6 billion! No … Read more
What are the absolutely essential things that students planning to study abroad ensure before landing there? Check out the university, faculty and most importantly the course they are going for. They also look for accommodation. Great, but how many actually think about the safety issues that they may have to encounter once there. A lot … Read more
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
Scotland conjures up images of lush green fields and majestic castles. Those weren’t the only reasons why Udita Banerjee chose the University of Edinburgh for her Masters degree over other popular post-graduate destinations (like USA). She says: The European way of learning, teaching, and working is better than the American approach. It is designed as … 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
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).
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
When you decide to study abroad, there’s much more to it than just a foreign degree and chasing high paying jobs with top salaries. Studying abroad can also provide ways to learn and grow in unexpected and unplanned ways.