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For those of you who dont know, ISB (Indian School of Business) is a well known business school in India (good local brand). Although I've applied the usual 'what do I want to do vs fit vs school's placement' theory, I've tremendous respect for the collective intelligence of this community and hence this Q.
My LT goal is entrepreneurship in India. I've listed my pros and cons of going with ISB below as I am currently leaning towards ISB instead of Ross.
1. ISB is a one year program (150K expenses in Ross in 2 yrs vs 50K expenses in 1 yr). If I go to Ross, I may take a partial loan although I've enough savings to pay tuition. So I may be forced to work outside India for sometime.
2. Lower opportunity cost (am 32 yrs with a good salary working in US)
3. ISB is good enough for entrepreneurship
Cons:
1. ISB will be challenging in terms of placement for my profile, if entrepreneurship doesnt work out.
2. I have never worked in India and have been living in US over the last 10 yrs
3. Ross is well known in India too and gives me flexibility to be placed internationally unlike ISB
Comments?
My LT goal is entrepreneurship in India. I've listed my pros and cons of going with ISB below as I am currently leaning towards ISB instead of Ross.
1. ISB is a one year program (150K expenses in Ross in 2 yrs vs 50K expenses in 1 yr). If I go to Ross, I may take a partial loan although I've enough savings to pay tuition. So I may be forced to work outside India for sometime.
2. Lower opportunity cost (am 32 yrs with a good salary working in US)
3. ISB is good enough for entrepreneurship
Cons:
1. ISB will be challenging in terms of placement for my profile, if entrepreneurship doesnt work out.
2. I have never worked in India and have been living in US over the last 10 yrs
3. Ross is well known in India too and gives me flexibility to be placed internationally unlike ISB
Comments?
