I want to pursue MBA in Healthcare Management from US. Can you suggest if I as a doctor can do it or not?
I secured 58% in my MBBS from Osmania Medical College Hyderabad. Which is the top-most medical college in the state? The last time I studied Mathematics was in my 10th in school. I am writing GRE and IELTS exam anyway this month. Will I be able to do an MBA course in healthcare in the US?
156 Views|2 Followers|Posted 2016-02-06 14:41:10
Asked by Dheepak Kumaar
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2016-02-09 01:29:00
Typically, a US University will require a 4 year degree for entry onto an MBA. In many instances (depending on the university), they may have additional requirements such as GMAT or GRE.
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2016-02-09 06:50:50
Thank you Mr. Evans. I would like to have more information about this accredited university.
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2016-02-09 12:39:33
Being a doctor, you can pursue the course provided you have achieved 16 years of complete education and prior.
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2016-04-05 03:29:17
you can very well do it. you are eligible for the non clinical programs without any registration. GRE is not necessary. you need IELTS.
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