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ShalabhAr wrote:
Thanks for your reply.

In terms of 'international outlook', although I have not had the opportunity to go on professional trips abroad but do have personal visits to add to my profile. However, I have worked with foreign clients albeit on their business ventures in India and interacted with them only on mail/calls.

I got it confirmed from both HEC and INSEAD regarding my language requirements. I do not need to take a language test. As far as the Insead three language policy is concerned, I comply with it. I know english, hindi (native) and German (High school as well as language course).

Finally, other than what is stated above, could you also help me whether I should opt for a longer term MBA than 10 months as I intend to switch laterally from my current employment. Also, if so which schools should I be looking at?

Thanks


Given that you are planning a career change, I suggest a program that includes an internship. If you start in INSEAD's January term, it includes an internship, but is still of fairly short duration. The internship is important.

Given your personal travel and multi-cultural interactions, you should be able to make a case for a global or at least multi-cultural perspective and experience.

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Thanks for your helpful replies and your time Linda. Really appreciate it. :)
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Thanks for your helpful replies and your time Linda. Really appreciate it. :)


You're most welcome.
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Re: Profile evaluation and CFA dilemma [#permalink]
Shalabh - Just noticed that you completed your CA in 2010 and have shown your experience at KPMG as 38 months. I am not sure how it works, as per my understanding only the post qualification experience is considered by the schools.

Can you / somebody else throw some more light on this?
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