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Updated on: 15 Nov 2019, 20:56
Originally posted by nvdmurty on 15 Nov 2019, 06:37.
Last edited by Leadership on 15 Nov 2019, 20:56, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Leadership on 15 Nov 2019, 20:56, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi,
Never thought I will be in a dilemma of this sort. I am an Indian national working in the UK since 2015. I have a work experience of 13.5 years in the IT sector most of it in the Insurance domain.
I was looking predominantly at UK B-schools as I have built a professional network in my 5 years of working here and also because London is the most happening city when it comes to Insurance or Finance. As a back-up I also applied to IIM A and ISB in India.
Now I have one offer from each country. Cass Business School in London and ISB in India. My mind says Cass because I know there is a lot to do here when it comes to Insurance and also because I have a reliable network in the UK. But ISB is a higher ranked school which is hard to ignore.
Need some help in deciding one way or the other. I need to confirm my acceptance for Cass by the 20th of November. ISB is a bit later.
Never thought I will be in a dilemma of this sort. I am an Indian national working in the UK since 2015. I have a work experience of 13.5 years in the IT sector most of it in the Insurance domain.
I was looking predominantly at UK B-schools as I have built a professional network in my 5 years of working here and also because London is the most happening city when it comes to Insurance or Finance. As a back-up I also applied to IIM A and ISB in India.
Now I have one offer from each country. Cass Business School in London and ISB in India. My mind says Cass because I know there is a lot to do here when it comes to Insurance and also because I have a reliable network in the UK. But ISB is a higher ranked school which is hard to ignore.
Need some help in deciding one way or the other. I need to confirm my acceptance for Cass by the 20th of November. ISB is a bit later.
15 Nov 2019, 21:11
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Hi nvdmurty,
I have edited your post by creating a poll that will let other users to quickly suggest you their opinions.
Your aim was to get into a UK school and Indian MBA school was a back-up. Through CASS, you will have good opportunities of working in London because of the school location, more alumni, networking, etc. I will suggest CASS even though it is below in MBA rankings due to your profile with UK experience, reliable network and future goal. I am not sure whether you are planning to settle down in UK or will move back to India in coming years. If you are planning to move to India, then I would suggest ISB.
I have edited your post by creating a poll that will let other users to quickly suggest you their opinions.
Your aim was to get into a UK school and Indian MBA school was a back-up. Through CASS, you will have good opportunities of working in London because of the school location, more alumni, networking, etc. I will suggest CASS even though it is below in MBA rankings due to your profile with UK experience, reliable network and future goal. I am not sure whether you are planning to settle down in UK or will move back to India in coming years. If you are planning to move to India, then I would suggest ISB.
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Hi nvdmurty,
I have edited your post by creating a poll that will let other users to quickly suggest you their opinions.
Your aim was to get into a UK school and Indian MBA school was a back-up. Through CASS, you will have good opportunities of working in London because of the school location, more alumni, networking, etc. I will suggest CASS even though it is below in MBA rankings due to your profile with UK experience, reliable network and future goal. I am not sure whether you are planning to settle down in UK or will move back to India in coming years. If you are planning to move to India, then I would suggest ISB.
I have edited your post by creating a poll that will let other users to quickly suggest you their opinions.
Your aim was to get into a UK school and Indian MBA school was a back-up. Through CASS, you will have good opportunities of working in London because of the school location, more alumni, networking, etc. I will suggest CASS even though it is below in MBA rankings due to your profile with UK experience, reliable network and future goal. I am not sure whether you are planning to settle down in UK or will move back to India in coming years. If you are planning to move to India, then I would suggest ISB.
Thank you sjas31. I intend to settle in the UK. Don't see myself working in India. Besides UK presents more opportunities in the Insurance sector than India. I also am inclined to go with Cass. I would trust my profile and experience more than the backing of a B School ranking.
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Murty.
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