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I have admits from both ISB and TUCK and I have deposited the acceptance fee with ISB too.I still wanted to make a more calculated choice.
I come from construction background having 4 and Half years in a Contract Manager role with L&T.My post MBA goal is to work in Strategy role in a Real Estate firm and want to stay in India only.Although I believe the real estate sector will open up in a big way in the next decade and getting out for two years might make me miss relevant reforms in this sector.So what do you suggest??
I come from construction background having 4 and Half years in a Contract Manager role with L&T.My post MBA goal is to work in Strategy role in a Real Estate firm and want to stay in India only.Although I believe the real estate sector will open up in a big way in the next decade and getting out for two years might make me miss relevant reforms in this sector.So what do you suggest??
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I have admits from both ISB and TUCK and I have deposited the acceptance fee with ISB too.I still wanted to make a more calculated choice.
I come from construction background having 4 and Half years in a Contract Manager role with L&T.My post MBA goal is to work in Strategy role in a Real Estate firm and want to stay in India only.Although I believe the real estate sector will open up in a big way in the next decade and getting out for two years might make me miss relevant reforms in this sector.So what do you suggest??
I come from construction background having 4 and Half years in a Contract Manager role with L&T.My post MBA goal is to work in Strategy role in a Real Estate firm and want to stay in India only.Although I believe the real estate sector will open up in a big way in the next decade and getting out for two years might make me miss relevant reforms in this sector.So what do you suggest??
My friend - if you ever had a desire to go to the US, which I'm guessing you did, then you can hardly do better than Tuck.
It's an awesome school, great culture, in the right side of the US (or Left, depending on where you're standing).
But if you no longer want to go to the US - ISB is best.
If you want to save money - go to ISB.
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I have admits from both ISB and TUCK and I have deposited the acceptance fee with ISB too.I still wanted to make a more calculated choice.
I come from construction background having 4 and Half years in a Contract Manager role with L&T.My post MBA goal is to work in Strategy role in a Real Estate firm and want to stay in India only.Although I believe the real estate sector will open up in a big way in the next decade and getting out for two years might make me miss relevant reforms in this sector.So what do you suggest??
I come from construction background having 4 and Half years in a Contract Manager role with L&T.My post MBA goal is to work in Strategy role in a Real Estate firm and want to stay in India only.Although I believe the real estate sector will open up in a big way in the next decade and getting out for two years might make me miss relevant reforms in this sector.So what do you suggest??
You should choose ISB if you want to stay in India. Although Tuck is notches higher in terms of education quality, it might be difficult to convince recruiters in India.
