Events & Promotions
|
|
GMAT Club Daily Prep
Thank you for using the timer - this advanced tool can estimate your performance and suggest more practice questions. We have subscribed you to Daily Prep Questions via email.
Customized
for You
Track
Your Progress
Practice
Pays
Not interested in getting valuable practice questions and articles delivered to your email? No problem, unsubscribe here.
Mar 2712:00 PM PDT
-01:00 PM PDT
Learn about effective strategies to enhance your chances of moving off a waitlist in our Video Short. Presented by Harvard and Oxford graduate Dr. Shelle, Founder of MBA Admit.com.
Mar 2510:00 AM EDT
-11:59 PM EDT
Now through March 31, save 30% on your first-time subscription to onTrack by mbaMission. Use the code 30OFFMAR to access your learning path!
Mar 2710:00 AM PDT
-11:00 AM PDT
What happens after getting an MBA? Is it worth the investment? To find out, I interviewed 10 GMAT Club professionals who have completed their MBAs and built careers in consulting, finance, tech, and entrepreneurship. Their answers might surprise you!
Mar 2910:00 AM EDT
-10:30 AM EDT
Join Sia Admissions on an exclusive Elite MBA Application Workshop and discover what top candidates are doing differently. Learn how to craft a compelling narrative, define strategic career goals, and structure your application for success.
Mar 2909:00 PM IST
-09:30 PM IST
Juggling work, GMAT/GRE, Essays, and LORs? Learn how to position yourself uniquely from INSEAD Alumni.
Apr 0308:00 PM PDT
-09:00 PM PDT
Inquire for a free profile evaluation and guarantee statement for possible admits and scholarships!
Apr 1808:30 AM EDT
-09:15 AM EDT
Get the inside scoop on what makes Emory’s Goizueta Business School great, learn how you can present a strong MBA application, and connect with an Admissions Director to get your questions answered.
15 Feb 2024, 06:53
Kudos
Bookmarks
I am at the final stage of selecting the right Master's program to propel my career transition into product management roles within tech giants like MAANG or management consultancy positions in MBB or Big 4 firms. I intend to settle/ immigrate from India to a Western/ developed country post-MBA and finding a job will be my highest priority as I am taking a loan to finance my total fees and cost of living abroad.
I have offers from
1. TIAS School of Business MBA, Netherlands (Tuition Fee coming down to 29000 euros after scholarship),
2. Warwick Business School MBA (Tuition 61000 euros, scholarship awaited)
3. Copenhagen Business School MBA (50000 euros)
and
4. Duke University for a Master of Science in Engineering Management Program, 70000 USD Tuition fees
I'm seeking advice to make an informed decision. I have heard mixed feedback on job prospects due to the current market challenges. Contrastingly, a few years back the alumni from these programs got into the positions I aim to work at.
Profile: Previously worked for 6 months as a Tech Project Manager at a VC.
Currently, I'm a Scrum Master at a renowned British FinTech MNC and will have 3.4 years of total full-time experience (only in leadership roles ) by the time I enroll in any course in Sept 2024. Only proficient in English, open to other languages if necessary. Thanks in advance.
I have offers from
1. TIAS School of Business MBA, Netherlands (Tuition Fee coming down to 29000 euros after scholarship),
2. Warwick Business School MBA (Tuition 61000 euros, scholarship awaited)
3. Copenhagen Business School MBA (50000 euros)
and
4. Duke University for a Master of Science in Engineering Management Program, 70000 USD Tuition fees
I'm seeking advice to make an informed decision. I have heard mixed feedback on job prospects due to the current market challenges. Contrastingly, a few years back the alumni from these programs got into the positions I aim to work at.
Profile: Previously worked for 6 months as a Tech Project Manager at a VC.
Currently, I'm a Scrum Master at a renowned British FinTech MNC and will have 3.4 years of total full-time experience (only in leadership roles ) by the time I enroll in any course in Sept 2024. Only proficient in English, open to other languages if necessary. Thanks in advance.
15 Feb 2024, 21:26
Kudos
Bookmarks
krishna41098
I am at the final stage of selecting the right Master's program to propel my career transition into product management roles within tech giants like MAANG or management consultancy positions in MBB or Big 4 firms. I intend to settle/ immigrate from India to a Western/ developed country post-MBA and finding a job will be my highest priority as I am taking a loan to finance my total fees and cost of living abroad.
I have offers from
1. TIAS School of Business MBA, Netherlands (Tuition Fee coming down to 29000 euros after scholarship),
2. Warwick Business School MBA (Tuition 61000 euros, scholarship awaited)
3. Copenhagen Business School MBA (50000 euros)
and
4. Duke University for a Master of Science in Engineering Management Program, 70000 USD Tuition fees
I'm seeking advice to make an informed decision. I have heard mixed feedback on job prospects due to the current market challenges. Contrastingly, a few years back the alumni from these programs got into the positions I aim to work at.
Profile: Previously worked for 6 months as a Tech Project Manager at a VC.
Currently, I'm a Scrum Master at a renowned British FinTech MNC and will have 3.4 years of total full-time experience (only in leadership roles ) by the time I enroll in any course in Sept 2024. Only proficient in English, open to other languages if necessary. Thanks in advance.
Well done for the four offers. If emigration to one of the four countries is your single biggest priority, then you should first check what the route to permanent settlement is in each country and which of these is even plausible. I have offers from
1. TIAS School of Business MBA, Netherlands (Tuition Fee coming down to 29000 euros after scholarship),
2. Warwick Business School MBA (Tuition 61000 euros, scholarship awaited)
3. Copenhagen Business School MBA (50000 euros)
and
4. Duke University for a Master of Science in Engineering Management Program, 70000 USD Tuition fees
I'm seeking advice to make an informed decision. I have heard mixed feedback on job prospects due to the current market challenges. Contrastingly, a few years back the alumni from these programs got into the positions I aim to work at.
Profile: Previously worked for 6 months as a Tech Project Manager at a VC.
Currently, I'm a Scrum Master at a renowned British FinTech MNC and will have 3.4 years of total full-time experience (only in leadership roles ) by the time I enroll in any course in Sept 2024. Only proficient in English, open to other languages if necessary. Thanks in advance.
klamm
Joined: 17 Nov 2023
Last visit: 25 Mar 2024
Posts: 13
Location: Germany
Schools: Tuck '26 (A$) Fuqua '26 (A$$) Columbia CBS'26 (A) Stern '26 (A) Kellogg '26 (D) Yale '26 (D)
GMAT 1: 730 Q47 V42
GPA: 2.0
Schools: Tuck '26 (A$) Fuqua '26 (A$$) Columbia CBS'26 (A) Stern '26 (A) Kellogg '26 (D) Yale '26 (D)
GMAT 1: 730 Q47 V42
Posts: 13
19 Feb 2024, 01:02
Kudos
Bookmarks
krishna41098
I am at the final stage of selecting the right Master's program to propel my career transition into product management roles within tech giants like MAANG or management consultancy positions in MBB or Big 4 firms. I intend to settle/ immigrate from India to a Western/ developed country post-MBA and finding a job will be my highest priority as I am taking a loan to finance my total fees and cost of living abroad.
I have offers from
1. TIAS School of Business MBA, Netherlands (Tuition Fee coming down to 29000 euros after scholarship),
2. Warwick Business School MBA (Tuition 61000 euros, scholarship awaited)
3. Copenhagen Business School MBA (50000 euros)
and
4. Duke University for a Master of Science in Engineering Management Program, 70000 USD Tuition fees
I'm seeking advice to make an informed decision. I have heard mixed feedback on job prospects due to the current market challenges. Contrastingly, a few years back the alumni from these programs got into the positions I aim to work at.
Profile: Previously worked for 6 months as a Tech Project Manager at a VC.
Currently, I'm a Scrum Master at a renowned British FinTech MNC and will have 3.4 years of total full-time experience (only in leadership roles ) by the time I enroll in any course in Sept 2024. Only proficient in English, open to other languages if necessary. Thanks in advance.
I think Duke is almost certainly the best program (definitely the most prestigious, and with the most alumni / recruiting opportunities in your target companies), given your goals. In the long run, it will also almost certainly be worth the additional investment. I have offers from
1. TIAS School of Business MBA, Netherlands (Tuition Fee coming down to 29000 euros after scholarship),
2. Warwick Business School MBA (Tuition 61000 euros, scholarship awaited)
3. Copenhagen Business School MBA (50000 euros)
and
4. Duke University for a Master of Science in Engineering Management Program, 70000 USD Tuition fees
I'm seeking advice to make an informed decision. I have heard mixed feedback on job prospects due to the current market challenges. Contrastingly, a few years back the alumni from these programs got into the positions I aim to work at.
Profile: Previously worked for 6 months as a Tech Project Manager at a VC.
Currently, I'm a Scrum Master at a renowned British FinTech MNC and will have 3.4 years of total full-time experience (only in leadership roles ) by the time I enroll in any course in Sept 2024. Only proficient in English, open to other languages if necessary. Thanks in advance.
