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If i study mba in uk,after my mba will the college give me a placement????or i have to search the job myself???

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Mariappan | Contributor-Level 6

2013-06-04 17:44:57

Studying MBA in UK is good option.Better you try in universities instead of colleges.and regarding the job.there is no guarantee for job its depends upon the individual capability.kindly let me know your academic background so that i can guide you accordingly

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shaban | Guide-Level 11

2013-06-04 09:49:06

Hi,
Pursuing MBA abroad is always a good option, the main reason for seeking a MBA degree from abroad are:
- Getting a better quality of education.
- Improves career opportunities.
- Broaden international experience.
- Gaining exposure to different cultures.
However, please remember in order to pursue MBA from good universities in UK , you need to have atleast 2-3 years of full time work experience after graduation.
Besides work experience you also need to have very good academic record, preferably 60%-70% plus in graduation, plus you need to take below mentioned test:
1. GMAT.
2. IELTS or TOEFL.
For your reference find below some of the finest

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Pranav Anand

2013-06-08 12:37:49

Ya i think so u will get placement through collage

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SALFORD

2013-06-07 14:08:20

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Leading schools in UK will generally be those offering accredited MBAs - in the UK this most commonly means MBAs accredited by AMBA (http://www.ambaguide.com/). All such MBAs will only be open to students with significant (post-study) managerial experience, which is the traditional format for a UK MBA. Therefore, you would need to demonstrate your managerial experience as part of any application to an AMBA-accredited MBA (the alternative option is to pursue a taught Masters programme, which is identical in level but different in format, providing more structured learning, although many good Masters courses will also incorporate elements of the traditional MBA style ).
If you are a manager looking to enhance your skills and career progression, an accredited MBA is always best. A list of AMBA schools is a good place to start and schools with accreditation will definitely mention it on their web pages. If you do not yet have the managerial experience and are looking for a blend of management knowledge and skills a Masters would be the more suitable option in most cases.
Many schools in the UK offer students the opportunity to engage with employers during their studies, which can be very important if post-study work experience in the UK is desired, since such engagement - together with good careers advice from the university, will inevitibly help in the post-study job search. For example, The University of Salford, in Manchester, where I work, offers all MBA or Masters students in the Business School the opportunity to engage employers during the final 3-6 months of every programme through a Business Innovation Project, which involves either team consultancy work with local companies, unpaid internships in graduate-level positions, or a limited number of 6 month paid placements. Intakes occur every two months.
One advantage of the UK is that, compared to other countries, the Business Masters/MBA is very practical and and intensely focused on developing skills relevant to employment. Since schools are inspected by government to very high standards not only for teaching and facilities but also support services, wherever you go you can be assured of close individualised careers support. But choosing the right course and attacking your studies (and job search) with the right attitude and competence still remains the key to success.

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Leading schools in UK will generally be those offering accredited MBAs - in the UK this most commonly means MBAs accredited by AMBA (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.ambaguide.com/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.ambaguide.com/</a>). All such MBAs will only be open to students with significant (post-study) managerial experience, which is the traditional format for a UK MBA. Therefore, you would need to demonstrate your managerial experience as part of any application to an AMBA-accredited MBA (the alternative option is to pursue a taught Masters programme, which is identical in level but different in format, providing more structured learning, although many good Masters courses will also incorporate elements of the traditional MBA style ). If you are a manager looking to enhance your skills and career progression, an accredited MBA is always best. A list of AMBA schools is a good place to start and schools with accreditation will definitely mention it on their web pages. If you do not yet have the managerial experience and are looking for a blend of management knowledge and skills a Masters would be the more suitable option in most cases. Many schools in the UK offer students the opportunity to engage with employers during their studies, which can be very important if post-study work experience in the UK is desired, since such engagement - together with good careers advice from the university, will inevitibly help in the post-study job search. For example, The University of Salford, in Manchester, where I work, offers all MBA or Masters students in the Business School the opportunity to engage employers during the final 3-6 months of every programme through a Business Innovation Project, which involves either team consultancy work with local companies, unpaid internships in graduate-level positions, or a limited number of 6 month paid placements. Intakes occur every two months. One advantage of the UK is that, compared to other countries, the Business Masters/MBA is very practical and and intensely focused on developing skills relevant to employment. Since schools are inspected by government to very high standards not only for teaching and facilities but also support services, wherever you go you can be assured of close individualised careers support. But choosing the right course and attacking your studies (and job search) with the right attitude and competence still remains the key to success.

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