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mbasidekick
Joined: 18 Jul 2014
Last visit: 20 Oct 2021
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Schools: Rotman '17 (A)
GMAT 1: 710 Q50 V38
15 Nov 2014, 01:06
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mocchachino whoa! that's one situation to be in ! congrats!
Anyway, here are my 2 cents on this. If you want a better education, a change of workplace environment and are willing to struggle a bit to find a job - go to rotman! Excellent infrastructure, great curriculum, and a more diverse and international network. The downside is that its not easy to land jobs in canada irrespective of which school you graduate from.
India - well great career progress, great placements, 100% secured ROI, international faculty but very limited on diversity i.e hardly any international students!
Somebody whose studying in Canada said this and I quote " I'll rank Singapore, India, US, Australia and then Canada - in terms of job security. Given a chance, I won't come back to XYZ university and Canada. " It might be his opinion or a general opinion among students studying there - I give you no guarantee on that.
Anyway, here are my 2 cents on this. If you want a better education, a change of workplace environment and are willing to struggle a bit to find a job - go to rotman! Excellent infrastructure, great curriculum, and a more diverse and international network. The downside is that its not easy to land jobs in canada irrespective of which school you graduate from.
India - well great career progress, great placements, 100% secured ROI, international faculty but very limited on diversity i.e hardly any international students!
Somebody whose studying in Canada said this and I quote " I'll rank Singapore, India, US, Australia and then Canada - in terms of job security. Given a chance, I won't come back to XYZ university and Canada. " It might be his opinion or a general opinion among students studying there - I give you no guarantee on that.
15 Nov 2014, 06:05
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bschool2k15
Well said...
I think personally u need to know where u see urself after completing the degree i.e. long term living in India or Canada. Also how much money / loan is a constrain for you as a student when attending school. IMO the decision is solely yours and I have known people study in US and UK and returning to India for work.
tdotmba
Joined: 24 Apr 2013
Last visit: 26 Jan 2016
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15 Nov 2014, 08:11
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mswami
Congratulations to all of you who received admission!
That was really fast.
May I ask what you received in the financial aid package -- approximately how much?
