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11 Jul 2014, 00:20
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Hi Guys,
I have a query:
My name is Hrushit - I am a qualified Chartered Accountant (equivalent to the US CPA) from India; and have been working with Deloitte India for around 2.5 years now.
I am looking to take the GMAT in August, 2014 and prepare for admission to a decent Top 20 B-school in the US (since I prefer 2 year programs more).
Now, I was told by a few relatives that jobs post graduation in the US are very difficult to come by for students without a green card, and that a degree from the US may not hold relevance for US employers, if you don't have a green card.
US employers will not encourage employment of such immigrants, and it'd be easier, instead, to do an MBA from India. Is that true? Could any of you who know about this put in a few words? It'd be really helpful to me for my future/career planning.
Thanks a ton!
Cheers,
I have a query:
My name is Hrushit - I am a qualified Chartered Accountant (equivalent to the US CPA) from India; and have been working with Deloitte India for around 2.5 years now.
I am looking to take the GMAT in August, 2014 and prepare for admission to a decent Top 20 B-school in the US (since I prefer 2 year programs more).
Now, I was told by a few relatives that jobs post graduation in the US are very difficult to come by for students without a green card, and that a degree from the US may not hold relevance for US employers, if you don't have a green card.
US employers will not encourage employment of such immigrants, and it'd be easier, instead, to do an MBA from India. Is that true? Could any of you who know about this put in a few words? It'd be really helpful to me for my future/career planning.
Thanks a ton!
Cheers,
14 Jul 2014, 10:25
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Jobs in IB and corporate roles varies from company to company. Most consulting firms provide sponsorship for work authorization. Start-ups, PE, and smaller firms in generally usually don't.
13 Feb 2015, 00:00
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Hey, I have 3 years of work experience and planning to pursue MBA. Before I enrol into any institute, I would like to know the current placement scenario for an MBA graduate in India as well as abroad. Can anyone please guide me?
