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28 Sep 2020, 21:10
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Which is better (HEC or IESE) in job placement post MBA graduation especially in management consulting?
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28 Sep 2020, 21:33
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I think HEC is more known for its top notch MiM program. I’d go with IESE for an MBA.
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28 Sep 2020, 21:41
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shadyhussein.. Hi, are you looking for a general information for your research or are you accepted in these programs?
If you go by their placement reports, you will not find much difference in the percentage of the people who went into consulting. However, getting to know what kind of consulting is difficult.
Basically, it depends upon the number of people who already have the background or show some relevance or zeal for consulting post mba.
If you are interested in the management consulting, I suggest:
1. Have a strong GMAT score
2. Build your stories showing background in consulting or how you can move to consulting (if having different background)
3. Start networking. Reach out to people who have similar background like yours and who moved to consulting. Ask their journey and get insights from them.
I hope it helps.
If you go by their placement reports, you will not find much difference in the percentage of the people who went into consulting. However, getting to know what kind of consulting is difficult.
Basically, it depends upon the number of people who already have the background or show some relevance or zeal for consulting post mba.
If you are interested in the management consulting, I suggest:
1. Have a strong GMAT score
2. Build your stories showing background in consulting or how you can move to consulting (if having different background)
3. Start networking. Reach out to people who have similar background like yours and who moved to consulting. Ask their journey and get insights from them.
I hope it helps.
shadyhussein
