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rishabh.rvj
10 Oct 2020, 09:30
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Hi,
I am 32 year old holding a with 11 years of experience. 8 years + with a Big 4 firm in tax field. I am looking to pursue a full time MBA (1 year program) with a primary objective to shift my function / industry (PE / VC space). My long term objective is to work in India.
I am totally confused with program will be suitable for me considering my objective. I liked MIT Sloan Fellows program as well as Stanford Msx. I understand both doesn't provide active placement, just assists you in making you ready. Ultimately, its your luck which may help you land the right job. I don't want to land in soup post spending that much time and money. I liked the program offered by IMD which is their main program unlike the 1 year program offered by MIT & Stanford. IMD also has active placement.
Considering I don't have any international experience (apart from working in a MNC and serving global clients on regular basis sitting in India), I don't think Insead will make sense for me to include here.
I have a GMAT score of 720 with a GPA of 3.6. Can someone please guide me which school can be the right fit to me considering my career objective. Also, does MBA makes sense to me at his juncture of my career?
Thanks
I am 32 year old holding a with 11 years of experience. 8 years + with a Big 4 firm in tax field. I am looking to pursue a full time MBA (1 year program) with a primary objective to shift my function / industry (PE / VC space). My long term objective is to work in India.
I am totally confused with program will be suitable for me considering my objective. I liked MIT Sloan Fellows program as well as Stanford Msx. I understand both doesn't provide active placement, just assists you in making you ready. Ultimately, its your luck which may help you land the right job. I don't want to land in soup post spending that much time and money. I liked the program offered by IMD which is their main program unlike the 1 year program offered by MIT & Stanford. IMD also has active placement.
Considering I don't have any international experience (apart from working in a MNC and serving global clients on regular basis sitting in India), I don't think Insead will make sense for me to include here.
I have a GMAT score of 720 with a GPA of 3.6. Can someone please guide me which school can be the right fit to me considering my career objective. Also, does MBA makes sense to me at his juncture of my career?
Thanks
10 Oct 2020, 09:36
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Welcome to the forum rishabh.rvj
I am moving this post to the "Ask Admission Consultants" forum where you will get a better response. Also, feel free to go through other topics in this forum and provide any other details that you think will help the consultants.
I am moving this post to the "Ask Admission Consultants" forum where you will get a better response. Also, feel free to go through other topics in this forum and provide any other details that you think will help the consultants.
12 Oct 2020, 00:53
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rishabh.rvj
rishabh.rvj hi,
Shimri from ARINGO here.
- 1. MIT and Stanford (and London Business School Sloan program) are AMAZING PROGRAMS and if you can get into one of them, I wouldn't worry too much about your future career
. yes, you are right, and they don't offer "placement" in the same way the full-time MBA programs do (the reason is the students are more senior, some already have secured jobs, and the rest need a more 1on1 career coaching), BUT, you will have the full support of the universities' career offices, and I don't expect you not to find a job at the end of the program- 2. IMD or INSEAD or any other 1-year European program might be good for you as well. it really depends on your career to date, future plans, and preferences (and by the way, having or not having international experience, is just ONE-factor INSEAD is looking for. it is definitely not the only factor and it can be overcome by other aspects in your application)
You can read my article about the various MBA over 30 options here:https://www.aringo.com/mba-over-30/
and of course, feel free to share with me your CV, career aspirations, and any other info relevant on [email protected]
GOOD LUCK!
