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Updated on: 11 Feb 2022, 22:24
Originally posted by akshay0810 on 11 Feb 2022, 13:32.
Last edited by akshay0810 on 11 Feb 2022, 22:24, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by akshay0810 on 11 Feb 2022, 22:24, edited 2 times in total.
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NEED SUGGESTIONS:- Cornell Tech MBA ($160k [tution + personal expenses] ;1 year ; post mba avg salary $150k-$200k ) VS IIM-Udaipur ( $30k [tution + personal expenses] ; 1 year ; post mba avg salary $30k-$40k).
Points to be noted-
1) I belong to Indian middle class family with tight finances.
2) Taking a $150k loan @12% from prodigy finance if choosen Cornell (is it worth the risk?)
3) cost of living in India is almost 1/4 of that in U.S.( so, $150k salary in US is same as $40k salary in India)
4) Post MBA goal is to settle working for a TECH MNC (preferably FAANG) in India (5-7 years down the line)
5) Cornell Tech is a globally recognised brand but brand recognition of IIM is not that bad in India.
Thanks in Advance for your help and suggestions!!!!
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Points to be noted-
1) I belong to Indian middle class family with tight finances.
2) Taking a $150k loan @12% from prodigy finance if choosen Cornell (is it worth the risk?)
3) cost of living in India is almost 1/4 of that in U.S.( so, $150k salary in US is same as $40k salary in India)
4) Post MBA goal is to settle working for a TECH MNC (preferably FAANG) in India (5-7 years down the line)
5) Cornell Tech is a globally recognised brand but brand recognition of IIM is not that bad in India.
Thanks in Advance for your help and suggestions!!!!
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11 Feb 2022, 21:07
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In these cases, for me it boils down to where you want to settle in the Long term. Since apart from the Brand recognition and recall, even the network you build is stronger and more beneficial in the same geography generally.
Good luck with the decision!
Do update the thread with what you decide
Good luck with the decision!
Do update the thread with what you decide
12 Feb 2022, 00:21
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If you want to settle in India, IIMs are better, but not the new ones. If you get from the old ones go for IIMs, else Cornell. As it is one of the top colleges all-over.
