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16 Dec 2015, 07:11
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Hi,
I am from Delhi, India. My GMAT is 720 and I am an Indian IT male. I have offers from NTU and UNC but i am not sure which one to join.
NTU:
Pros :
One year MBA. Close to home. Affordable. ($60000)
Cons :
Job situation in Singapore is very bad and school is not in the same league as UNC.
UNC:
Pros:
Top 20 B- School. Very good program and placements.
Cons:
Cost around $150000
In Short, UNC is very expensive but a better school. Please suggest what I should do?
I am from Delhi, India. My GMAT is 720 and I am an Indian IT male. I have offers from NTU and UNC but i am not sure which one to join.
NTU:
Pros :
One year MBA. Close to home. Affordable. ($60000)
Cons :
Job situation in Singapore is very bad and school is not in the same league as UNC.
UNC:
Pros:
Top 20 B- School. Very good program and placements.
Cons:
Cost around $150000
In Short, UNC is very expensive but a better school. Please suggest what I should do?
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16 Dec 2015, 08:58
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Congrats
Personally I believe that UNC is the best choice. But actually, it will yield 2 questions:
1- How can you cover the tuition?
2- What if you can't secure visa H1B after the OPT period? if you will pay the loan if you return to your country?
This recently becomes the most important dilemma for international students, escially after declaring last year numbers; numbers of visas available 85,000 against number of applicants 233,000
Personally I believe that UNC is the best choice. But actually, it will yield 2 questions:
1- How can you cover the tuition?
2- What if you can't secure visa H1B after the OPT period? if you will pay the loan if you return to your country?
This recently becomes the most important dilemma for international students, escially after declaring last year numbers; numbers of visas available 85,000 against number of applicants 233,000
16 Dec 2015, 10:24
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Yes, UNC is better. I will have to take a loan of about 60% and H1B is a major concern as well. It will be very difficult to pay the loan if I have to come back to India.
:):):) 
