I want to move to Canada but don't want to pursue MS. Should I join MBA or any other course?
I'm pursuing B.Tech final year.
131 Views|Posted 2016-02-07 13:07:46
Asked by Harpreet Kaur
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2016-02-10 14:29:09
Hi Harpreet,
Deciding on the course is student specific decision. MS and MBA opens two different doors for you. You can decide about the program by relating it with your long term goals. Keep in mind, an MBA program is designed for professionals who have some years of work experience and looking to
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2016-02-10 16:55:56
Hey,
Thanks ma'am. I would like to know one more thing. Is it necessary for me to work in core domain of electronics?
Answered by
2016-02-10 13:37:10
Hi Harpreet,
MBA from foreign countries require you to have a work experience unlike business schools in India. As you do not have work experience, MS is the best option you should choose. If you plan for an MBA, gain work experience and then apply for MBA in Canada and other foreign countries.
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2016-02-15 12:02:51
Not necessarily Harpreet. Your work experience however, must have relation to your MBA later. You must have a clear plan. Doing a core job now, you can opt for MBA in project management or operation management. Have your goals clear.
All the best.
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