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Just curious.

Why all one year programs?
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Hi,

Good observation. Infact, York and CEIBS are 18 months each. However, i am not looking for a career change and plan to return back to IT after my MBA and pursue my intrest in the field of project management, so a one year course in general management suits me better. Also, i don't want to be out of a rather fast changing IT sector for long.

But, i have messed up my chances a little with a 660 score (49-Q, 31-V) :? .

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