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20 Oct 2019, 05:51
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Hi, I'm interested in giving GMAT. I'm coming from a medical background from India. I have finished my post graduation also in India. I want to pursue MBA, what will be my career prospects and where can I apply? Please guide me.
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20 Oct 2019, 07:20
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Healthcare Consulting is normally the #1 choice, for Doctors pursuing MBA.
All aspirations are for non-clinical roles.
All aspirations are for non-clinical roles.
20 Oct 2019, 08:09
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Welcome to GMAT Club!
Two of the main healthcare NBA schools are Fuqua and Owen (there are others too but these two come to mind).
One thing about MBA is that you need to work experience to apply to most programs. Not sure if you can count any medical post graduate work as a work experience but it would make your job a lot easier with recruiting and admissions if you did have work experience that you could draw upon four topics such as my biggest achievement, my biggest failure, lessons I’ve learned, examples of my leadership skills, and so on. It shouldn’t be hard to research healthcare NBA assuming that’s what you’re interested in. I would then reach out to student ambassadors in those programs, probably from India, and see what they think about your plans and what they would recommend.
Good luck!
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Two of the main healthcare NBA schools are Fuqua and Owen (there are others too but these two come to mind).
One thing about MBA is that you need to work experience to apply to most programs. Not sure if you can count any medical post graduate work as a work experience but it would make your job a lot easier with recruiting and admissions if you did have work experience that you could draw upon four topics such as my biggest achievement, my biggest failure, lessons I’ve learned, examples of my leadership skills, and so on. It shouldn’t be hard to research healthcare NBA assuming that’s what you’re interested in. I would then reach out to student ambassadors in those programs, probably from India, and see what they think about your plans and what they would recommend.
Good luck!
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