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Most candidates submit a resume built for a recruiter. Admissions committees are reading for something else entirely. This session covers what adcoms actually evaluate, where strong candidates lose ground before a single essay is written, and why...
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09 Feb 2017, 10:34
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Hi Peer review,
i have immense exposure to sports (soccer -uk) in practise and holds an engineering degree with few years of experience.
i appeared for gmat and scored 550 which is not so great .i want to work in sports marketing but i am not sure wheather a mba sports management or m.s in sports mangemnt would be idle for me .i am aware about the verticals in the sports industry domain but unfamiliar with the choices.
Suggestion needed..
Regards
i have immense exposure to sports (soccer -uk) in practise and holds an engineering degree with few years of experience.
i appeared for gmat and scored 550 which is not so great .i want to work in sports marketing but i am not sure wheather a mba sports management or m.s in sports mangemnt would be idle for me .i am aware about the verticals in the sports industry domain but unfamiliar with the choices.
Suggestion needed..
Regards
10 Feb 2017, 07:10
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Hi Deepak,
Traditionally speaking, MBA is more "learn by doing" approach and M.Sc. is more theoretical. Generally speaking MBA helps a person secure a job. However, relying on general information may not be accurate to your profile. Moreover, there is a shift towards hiring candidates with a specific skill set (provided by M.Sc.) over jack of all candidates (MBAs).
I would recommend you search for a job that you would like to pursue after graduating from MBA/M.Sc. course and count back. Identify the skill gap and understand what is really needed to perform at such a job. Talk to people who have already studied what you plan to study and/or people doing the job you dream to do. Committing yourself to such a specific degree may prove catastrophic should things not work out in future.
Good Luck!.
PS: I found these links with loads of info.
https://www.topmba.com/mba-programs/spec ... uide#tab=0
https://www.topmba.com/mba-programs/mba- ... d-business
Traditionally speaking, MBA is more "learn by doing" approach and M.Sc. is more theoretical. Generally speaking MBA helps a person secure a job. However, relying on general information may not be accurate to your profile. Moreover, there is a shift towards hiring candidates with a specific skill set (provided by M.Sc.) over jack of all candidates (MBAs).
I would recommend you search for a job that you would like to pursue after graduating from MBA/M.Sc. course and count back. Identify the skill gap and understand what is really needed to perform at such a job. Talk to people who have already studied what you plan to study and/or people doing the job you dream to do. Committing yourself to such a specific degree may prove catastrophic should things not work out in future.
Good Luck!.
PS: I found these links with loads of info.
https://www.topmba.com/mba-programs/spec ... uide#tab=0
https://www.topmba.com/mba-programs/mba- ... d-business
23 Feb 2017, 11:07
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