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Hi.
Even though work experience is not a requirement for the Harvard MBA program, more than 95% of their class has work experience in their profiles. If you apply to the Harvard regular MBA program without any work experience, i am afraid you would not be able to make through. However, there is another program at Harvard which is designed specifically for college juniors like you who want to pursue their MBA right after their undergraduation. It is called the Harvard 2+2 program. In this program, they make a student work for 2 years adn then study the regular MBA for 2 years. Following are the score requirements of the program:
1) GMAT: Atleast 720+
2) TOEFL: Atleast 110+
3) IELTS: Not required it taking the TOEFL. If taking the IELTS, then atleast a score of 7.5 would be required.
4) Cost: Almost 80,000 dollars per year including living expenses(while pursuing MBA, not while working)
For further details, please visit http://www.hbs.edu/mba/faq/#2plus2
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Hi Maneesha,
If you are planning to pursue your MBA abroad right after completing your Btech, i would recommend you to take the GMAT and apply for an early career MBA program.
Unlike traditional MBA programs where there is a minimum requirement of 2 years Full Time professional work experience, Early Career MBA programs are designed for students who are fresh college graduates with no work experience or one to two years of professional work experience. Students are typically recent college graduates.
Some examples of such schools are:
1) IESE Business School
2) University of Chicago(Booth)
3) Yale School of Management
4) University of Rochester(Simon)
5) Stanford University
6) UCLA
Note: In order to secure admission in the early career MBA programs, you would require a consistent high GPA/Percentage as well as a 700+ GMAT score.
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Hi Deepu,
Firstly choosing a particular career will depend on your interest and career aspirations and without knowing the same, it would be really difficult for us to mention or provide any specific details.
But then if you are keen to pursue a career in the field of networking, then you should opt for upgrading your self in the same by opting for further certifications like CCNP, CCIE and many more. You can look for the options related to the same through the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ylz9vme
Like wise you can look for other similar courses related to Hardware or Networking and to know about the same you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yc7wftw
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Hi Amit,
Delhi University has its own College Placement Cell (CPC) for all its students.This Cell acts as an interface between the industry and the students and primarily enables the students to select from their career options. It liaisons with corporates & organizations to provide suitable jobs for the candidates, completing their studies from Delhi University
For more information please check the links below:
http://tinyurl.com/2f24qvq
http://tinyurl.com/2aj8paw
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Thanks,
Pooja