Somarani,

We’d need to know a little more about you to be able to give you sound and relevant advice. Why market research? What other career options would you be interested in and possibly consider? What interests you the most? Those are the types of questions you will need to ask yourself.

-Amit.

Shravan2025, There are different flavors of MBA programs that have been designed to cater to the specific needs of different profiles of applicants. For an applicant with significant work experience such as yourself, it might be worthwhile to consider executive programs. Most/many top schools in Ind...

Sri8707, If I were you, I wouldn’t think too much about VISA issues at the moment. ROI is certainly an important factor to consider, but then most top schools would yield a good ROIs. Finally, don’t let the destination determine your choice of schools. Here is how I would do it- Browse through some ...

Dougshaffer619, Bachelors in 1 year and MBA at 19 is great - well done! If you have gone down all these different paths - accounting, sales, etc. - and found all of them unenjoyable, it’s time to spend some time thinking. What’s worked for many others in the past is to think long(er) term. The quest...

Venkyemc, With 13 years of experience, GPA isn’t going to be a deal breaker, though those percentages are surely going to cause a little bit of a concern. The UCLA PGPX Program being fairly new, I don’t have too much information on it. Since an MBA is supposed to be experiential by design, I am not ...

Rohitbansal666, First, congrats - you have done very well for yourself. I think right after you complete a course of study is when you can gain the most from it. Things are certainly in your favor - you have two internships lined up, along with a job at a German firm. If I were you, I would accept t...

Ng25785, An MBA being a substantial investment of time, effort and $$, attempting to get into them without a clear and well thought out plan isn’t recommended. The preliminary questions - why MBA, why now, what after, etc. - are very important. If you are confused, it would be best if you give yours...

Abhishekochhar911, Going straight to your questions: 1. There is no “wrong” path to good bschools. They look for profiles that would make their class as diverse and rich as possible. As long as the different facets of your profile differentiate you from the rest in some way, you should be fine. a. T...

Vicky6Allen,

I am not sure I understand your question. Could you please elaborate?

-Amit

Sharmasourabh25, Your dilemma isn’t an uncommon one. I am not a big advocate of pursuing a degree just for the sake of being able to settle in the US. In my opinion, the degree should be the primary intent, if at all one is required, and everything else - settling in the US, etc. - should be spontan...