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Most of the posts here are about M7 or T15 programs in the US. While those are great, the financial burden and current job market uncertainty make me hesitant to pursue that route. I'm a Product Manager aiming to stay in tech and have been exploring MBA options outside the US/Europe. NTU (Nanyang Business School) came up as a strong contender - it's ranked #22 by FT and often considered one of the best in Asia. I have no issues working in Singapore/ the Middle East (though I've heard that the work culture is not the best so would like to get some insight on that too).
I'd love to hear from NTU MBA grads:
1. Was the experience and investment worth it?
2. How did it impact your career outcomes?
3. If you're employed in Singapore/ the Middle East, what does your work life look like in terms of weekly hours?
P.S. For those who applied with the GRE, what's considered a competitive score for admissions to NTU? I couldn't find much on GMAT Club or their official site.
I'd love to hear from NTU MBA grads:
1. Was the experience and investment worth it?
2. How did it impact your career outcomes?
3. If you're employed in Singapore/ the Middle East, what does your work life look like in terms of weekly hours?
P.S. For those who applied with the GRE, what's considered a competitive score for admissions to NTU? I couldn't find much on GMAT Club or their official site.
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If your goal is to stay in tech and avoid the financial + visa risk of the US, NTU is a very sensible option for Asia-focused careers. It’s well respected in Singapore/APAC, and the ROI equation looks much better than many US programs right now.
A few realistic points based on what I’ve seen/heard from alumni and people working in SG:
1. ROI & experience
Most grads I’ve spoken to feel the MBA is “worth it” if you’re targeting Singapore/Asia/Middle East roles. It won’t give you M7-style global brand power, but it does open doors locally, especially in tech, consulting, and strategy roles. The shorter program length also helps reduce opportunity cost.
2. Career outcomes
NTU works best if you’re either:
3. Work culture (Singapore / Middle East)
Singapore tech roles usually sit around 45–50 hrs/week on average, with spikes during launches. It’s structured and demanding, but not chaotic.
Middle East varies a lot by country and company — pay can be attractive, but hours can be longer and more hierarchical depending on where you land.
4. GRE scores
NTU isn’t very transparent here, but from applicant data:
Happy to share more if you want to compare NTU vs NUS/INSEAD specifically for PM roles.t11225Most of the posts here are about M7 or T15 programs in the US. While those are great, the financial burden and current job market uncertainty make me hesitant to pursue that route. I'm a Product Manager aiming to stay in tech and have been exploring MBA options outside the US/Europe. NTU (Nanyang Business School) came up as a strong contender - it's ranked #22 by FT and often considered one of the best in Asia. I have no issues working in Singapore/ the Middle East (though I've heard that the work culture is not the best so would like to get some insight on that too).
I'd love to hear from NTU MBA grads:
1. Was the experience and investment worth it?
2. How did it impact your career outcomes?
3. If you're employed in Singapore/ the Middle East, what does your work life look like in terms of weekly hours?
P.S. For those who applied with the GRE, what's considered a competitive score for admissions to NTU? I couldn't find much on GMAT Club or their official site.
A few realistic points based on what I’ve seen/heard from alumni and people working in SG:
1. ROI & experience
Most grads I’ve spoken to feel the MBA is “worth it” if you’re targeting Singapore/Asia/Middle East roles. It won’t give you M7-style global brand power, but it does open doors locally, especially in tech, consulting, and strategy roles. The shorter program length also helps reduce opportunity cost.
2. Career outcomes
NTU works best if you’re either:
- advancing within tech/product/strategy, or
- pivoting slightly (e.g., PM → Product Strategy / Biz Ops / Consulting)
3. Work culture (Singapore / Middle East)
Singapore tech roles usually sit around 45–50 hrs/week on average, with spikes during launches. It’s structured and demanding, but not chaotic.
Middle East varies a lot by country and company — pay can be attractive, but hours can be longer and more hierarchical depending on where you land.
4. GRE scores
NTU isn’t very transparent here, but from applicant data:
- 320+ GRE is competitive
- 325+ is strong
Below that is possible, but you’ll want solid work experience and essays.
Happy to share more if you want to compare NTU vs NUS/INSEAD specifically for PM roles.t11225Most of the posts here are about M7 or T15 programs in the US. While those are great, the financial burden and current job market uncertainty make me hesitant to pursue that route. I'm a Product Manager aiming to stay in tech and have been exploring MBA options outside the US/Europe. NTU (Nanyang Business School) came up as a strong contender - it's ranked #22 by FT and often considered one of the best in Asia. I have no issues working in Singapore/ the Middle East (though I've heard that the work culture is not the best so would like to get some insight on that too).
I'd love to hear from NTU MBA grads:
1. Was the experience and investment worth it?
2. How did it impact your career outcomes?
3. If you're employed in Singapore/ the Middle East, what does your work life look like in terms of weekly hours?
P.S. For those who applied with the GRE, what's considered a competitive score for admissions to NTU? I couldn't find much on GMAT Club or their official site.
