MBA in Canada

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Hi,
I am a working professional, having 5 years of working experience in IT.
Planning for a MBA from Canada,
Please help me to know about Job opportunities in Canada after MBA.

Hey koustav,

I am a Canadian citizen, and I received an undergrad business degree here and have done some research on the options here so I will share my two cents.

Basically, as long as you complete a two year MBA here, I think you automatically qualify for a 3 year work permit in Canada. The job market is quite tough at the moment, and many well-educated people find themselves having to accept jobs that are below what they expected before receiving all the education. Of course, there are still plenty of opportunities, and I think Canada is doing better than most part of Europe, just that when comparing Canada to the US, the job market seems a bit small.

I highly recommend McGill's MBA, it is a highly respected school (ranked 24th internationally), and the program is small so you get good coaching from your career coach. Going to a larger program does not offer you that, and doing a one year program does not get you the work visa that easily.

MBA in Canada is offered by approximately more than 40 universities and colleges. To pursue MBA from top business schools in Canada an average GMAT score of 500-720 is required. MBA in Canada is one of the most affordable courses for international students as compared to other popular study destinations. Here are some of the top MBA programs in Canada:

1) York University Schulich
2) HEC Montreal
3) UBC Sauder
4) Univ. Toronto Rotman
5) Queen's University Smith
6) University of Western Ontario Ivey

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