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Hi,
I'm confused between 2 career tracks that I think would be suited for me but I have no bent towards any particular area at the moment. I don't know how to figure it out.
I'm 25, Indian.
Taking GMAT in December.
Expecting 650+
12th: 8.0 CGPA
Graduation: 7.7 CGPA
Work Experience: 2 internships(while in University) and 8 months as full-time Software Engineer then left the job as this is not what I want to do and I wanted to take time before moving to another job.
Various extra-curricular activities, University football team captain and tournament winner, various MOOCS related to business and data analytics.
I don't really know what is my forte, as in Marketing Finance or something else. I try to introspect but it confuses me.
I decided to take GMAT(to apply for fall 19) because I think these 2 program might interest me: (MiM from Europe/Canada) or MS in business analytics from USA/Canada.
But I don't really know which one should I go for, the more I think, the more I'm confused.
I'm not interested in MS in CS(Because I worked as a software engineer and realised that too much technical job is not for me).
How do I decide which one should I go for?
Objectively, Which one is better to do for better ROI and great value on what I will learn as a part of the program?
I'll be looking for a PR and to settle wherever I will go to. No plans to return back, so that is also an important factor.
Thanks in advance for reading.
I'm confused between 2 career tracks that I think would be suited for me but I have no bent towards any particular area at the moment. I don't know how to figure it out.
I'm 25, Indian.
Taking GMAT in December.
Expecting 650+
12th: 8.0 CGPA
Graduation: 7.7 CGPA
Work Experience: 2 internships(while in University) and 8 months as full-time Software Engineer then left the job as this is not what I want to do and I wanted to take time before moving to another job.
Various extra-curricular activities, University football team captain and tournament winner, various MOOCS related to business and data analytics.
I don't really know what is my forte, as in Marketing Finance or something else. I try to introspect but it confuses me.
I decided to take GMAT(to apply for fall 19) because I think these 2 program might interest me: (MiM from Europe/Canada) or MS in business analytics from USA/Canada.
But I don't really know which one should I go for, the more I think, the more I'm confused.
I'm not interested in MS in CS(Because I worked as a software engineer and realised that too much technical job is not for me).
How do I decide which one should I go for?
Objectively, Which one is better to do for better ROI and great value on what I will learn as a part of the program?
I'll be looking for a PR and to settle wherever I will go to. No plans to return back, so that is also an important factor.
Thanks in advance for reading.
