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Study in Europe: GyanOne Interviews HEC Paris Current Student
Amrit Mann, a BITS Pilani engineer, now an HEC Paris student reveals the most sought after answers by Indian applicants intending to Study at Top business schools in Europe. Amrit has been an absolute pleasure to work with and to interact with. GyanOne caught up with him, whIle he is in the last leg of his Master’s at HEC Paris.
GyanOne: What is the most exciting aspect of being an Indian student at HEC?
Amrit: The most exciting part for me is, in a way, representing your country on a big stage. A bschool has a lot going on and if you are good at something, it shows and you are recognised for it. Another interesting aspect is that your opinions on various topics (business or cultural) are constantly challenged and that expands your horizon.
GyanOne: What would you suggest Indian students aiming to settle in Europe be cautious about, related to the below mentioned aspects.
Financials
Amrit: In my opinion, there is a major issue as we tend to be savings-oriented. There is a struggle with lower pay in internships but to be honest, the kind of work done compensates for the low pay. The experience will hold a lot of value 5 years post graduation (even if you settle in India/Europe).
Language / culture
Amrit: I think this aspect is very important yet neglected. I must say that not just in france and germany, but even other countries have their own local languages and cultures that one would benefit from knowing. If one plans to settle there, it is pretty obvious, one needs to be motivated to learn their languages and ways of life.
Legal Policies
Amrit: I dont have much insights to share here. But, from what I know, atleast in france, one needs to work here for atleast 4-5 years before they can apply for a permanent residence. Till then, a company needs to sponsor you. These policies are specific to certain jurisdictions.Study in Europe GyanOne Interviews
This interview was first posted on the GyanOne Blog
Amrit Mann, a BITS Pilani engineer, now an HEC Paris student reveals the most sought after answers by Indian applicants intending to Study at Top business schools in Europe. Amrit has been an absolute pleasure to work with and to interact with. GyanOne caught up with him, whIle he is in the last leg of his Master’s at HEC Paris.
GyanOne: What is the most exciting aspect of being an Indian student at HEC?
Amrit: The most exciting part for me is, in a way, representing your country on a big stage. A bschool has a lot going on and if you are good at something, it shows and you are recognised for it. Another interesting aspect is that your opinions on various topics (business or cultural) are constantly challenged and that expands your horizon.
GyanOne: What would you suggest Indian students aiming to settle in Europe be cautious about, related to the below mentioned aspects.
Financials
Amrit: In my opinion, there is a major issue as we tend to be savings-oriented. There is a struggle with lower pay in internships but to be honest, the kind of work done compensates for the low pay. The experience will hold a lot of value 5 years post graduation (even if you settle in India/Europe).
Language / culture
Amrit: I think this aspect is very important yet neglected. I must say that not just in france and germany, but even other countries have their own local languages and cultures that one would benefit from knowing. If one plans to settle there, it is pretty obvious, one needs to be motivated to learn their languages and ways of life.
Legal Policies
Amrit: I dont have much insights to share here. But, from what I know, atleast in france, one needs to work here for atleast 4-5 years before they can apply for a permanent residence. Till then, a company needs to sponsor you. These policies are specific to certain jurisdictions.Study in Europe GyanOne Interviews
This interview was first posted on the GyanOne Blog
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HEC Paris MBA Application – Must Knows Before You Start
HEC ranked as the top business school in Europe 7 times in the 9-year period between 2006 and 2014 in the Financial Times ranking. The HEC Paris MBA curriculum is divided into two phases; the Fundamental Phase and the Customized Phase with the former focusing on developing knowledge in the business discipline while the later allowing students to customize the program according to their professional objectives. CEO Series, 3-day MBA Tournament and off-campus leadership seminar designed to develop leadership skills in MBA Students. Nikhil Jones, one of GyanOne’s clients and successful HEC Paris MBA Applicant, reveals his perspectives on the HEC Paris Application process and post MBA job opportunities in Europe.
GyanOne: Why made you choose applying to HEC Paris among other programs in Europe?
Nikhil: The reasons I chose to apply to HEC are – Willingness to work/remain in Asia, Shorter time duration of the MBA program which makes it economically more viable, small batch size which would lead to stronger relationships and networking and great diversity in the class that would inculcate a global outlook within a candidate.
GyanOne: Do you think Europe has good opportunities for Indian applicants to thrive after MBA?
Nikhil: Post the admit to HEC, I spoke to a number of alumni and students and have come to the conclusion that Indian MBA graduates from European colleges have good but not the best opportunities. Schengen countries generally have a language barrier making it difficult for Indian students (without language proficiency) and the United Kingdom has somewhat tightened its VISA regulations. Having said that, the region of middle east has ample opportunities (specifically in UAE) and that’s a route that many students eventually take up. Singapore and Hong Kong too are a promising destinations for many Indian European MBA graduates. While there are burgeoning opportunities in India, they dont match the pay scale of working outside – this makes it difficult if you’re bound to take up a student loan for studying. HEC Paris MBA Application
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
HEC ranked as the top business school in Europe 7 times in the 9-year period between 2006 and 2014 in the Financial Times ranking. The HEC Paris MBA curriculum is divided into two phases; the Fundamental Phase and the Customized Phase with the former focusing on developing knowledge in the business discipline while the later allowing students to customize the program according to their professional objectives. CEO Series, 3-day MBA Tournament and off-campus leadership seminar designed to develop leadership skills in MBA Students. Nikhil Jones, one of GyanOne’s clients and successful HEC Paris MBA Applicant, reveals his perspectives on the HEC Paris Application process and post MBA job opportunities in Europe.
GyanOne: Why made you choose applying to HEC Paris among other programs in Europe?
Nikhil: The reasons I chose to apply to HEC are – Willingness to work/remain in Asia, Shorter time duration of the MBA program which makes it economically more viable, small batch size which would lead to stronger relationships and networking and great diversity in the class that would inculcate a global outlook within a candidate.
GyanOne: Do you think Europe has good opportunities for Indian applicants to thrive after MBA?
Nikhil: Post the admit to HEC, I spoke to a number of alumni and students and have come to the conclusion that Indian MBA graduates from European colleges have good but not the best opportunities. Schengen countries generally have a language barrier making it difficult for Indian students (without language proficiency) and the United Kingdom has somewhat tightened its VISA regulations. Having said that, the region of middle east has ample opportunities (specifically in UAE) and that’s a route that many students eventually take up. Singapore and Hong Kong too are a promising destinations for many Indian European MBA graduates. While there are burgeoning opportunities in India, they dont match the pay scale of working outside – this makes it difficult if you’re bound to take up a student loan for studying. HEC Paris MBA Application
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
23 Sep 2016, 05:01
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The HEC Paris MBA: Ranking and Class Profile
The HEC Paris MBA is ranked #15 in Global MBA rankings 2016 and is currently among the top MBA programs in Europe. HEC also offers a Masters in Management (MiM) degree to professionals with less or no work experience considering management education. The HEC MiM is ranked #2 by Financial Times Ranking in 2016. GyanOne MBA Admissions Consultants has a stellar success rate for HEC MBA Admissions.
HEC Paris MBA Class Profile
Himanshu had close to five years of experience when he decide to apply for an MBA at HEC, one of the top business schools in Europe. With a GMAT of 700, Himanshu is an Oil and Gas industry professional who has previously worked for Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions.
Himanshu started working with GyanOne towards the last admission rounds of HEC. He was working in the European region and had....HEC Paris MBA Ranking and Success
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
The HEC Paris MBA is ranked #15 in Global MBA rankings 2016 and is currently among the top MBA programs in Europe. HEC also offers a Masters in Management (MiM) degree to professionals with less or no work experience considering management education. The HEC MiM is ranked #2 by Financial Times Ranking in 2016. GyanOne MBA Admissions Consultants has a stellar success rate for HEC MBA Admissions.
HEC Paris MBA Class Profile
Himanshu had close to five years of experience when he decide to apply for an MBA at HEC, one of the top business schools in Europe. With a GMAT of 700, Himanshu is an Oil and Gas industry professional who has previously worked for Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions.
Himanshu started working with GyanOne towards the last admission rounds of HEC. He was working in the European region and had....HEC Paris MBA Ranking and Success
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
