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25 Jan 2010, 22:07
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Dear Experts,
My name is Pranal Rai. I am software engineer and working with france based firm from last 6 years. My total experience(6 years) is in banking and finance domain for U.K.'s most reputed bank Barclaycard. In my acads i have received throughout 75% +.
In GMAT i have got 620 and IELTS 7.5. I had applied to WHU, Germany for full time MBA program and got the admission in this school.
Could you please help me on the below questions:
1) Is Germany MBA is valuable? If yes, whether WHU is a good choice?
2) How much time will it take to get the germany student visa as the session of WHU will be starting from 01/03/2010. So i am not left with enough time?
3) I have applied to the below schools as well :
-> Imperial
-> SAID
-> CAAS
-> BATH
-> HHL
-> Henley
As the session of WHU is starting too early, i am in a dilemma and not able to decide, whether i should have to wait for the other school's reply or i should accept WHU?
I am very desperatly looking forward for your suggestion.
Regards,
Pranal Rai
My name is Pranal Rai. I am software engineer and working with france based firm from last 6 years. My total experience(6 years) is in banking and finance domain for U.K.'s most reputed bank Barclaycard. In my acads i have received throughout 75% +.
In GMAT i have got 620 and IELTS 7.5. I had applied to WHU, Germany for full time MBA program and got the admission in this school.
Could you please help me on the below questions:
1) Is Germany MBA is valuable? If yes, whether WHU is a good choice?
2) How much time will it take to get the germany student visa as the session of WHU will be starting from 01/03/2010. So i am not left with enough time?
3) I have applied to the below schools as well :
-> Imperial
-> SAID
-> CAAS
-> BATH
-> HHL
-> Henley
As the session of WHU is starting too early, i am in a dilemma and not able to decide, whether i should have to wait for the other school's reply or i should accept WHU?
I am very desperatly looking forward for your suggestion.
Regards,
Pranal Rai
28 Jan 2010, 04:07
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Hi Pranal,
WHU has a great reputation because of its connection to Wharton. That said, I would like to advice you against joining a German MBA if you don't speak the regional language. The ROI is really low.
I have been in Germany since 2003 and I speak the language. German companies (infact many companies in the GSA region) prefer German speaking MBAs. Placements outside the region is not that great for Indians.
I would suggest you look at some French schools like HEC and use your work ex in France for your benifit. I guess you can speak French, so a placement in France post MBA shouldn't be a big problem.
WHU has a great reputation because of its connection to Wharton. That said, I would like to advice you against joining a German MBA if you don't speak the regional language. The ROI is really low.
I have been in Germany since 2003 and I speak the language. German companies (infact many companies in the GSA region) prefer German speaking MBAs. Placements outside the region is not that great for Indians.
I would suggest you look at some French schools like HEC and use your work ex in France for your benifit. I guess you can speak French, so a placement in France post MBA shouldn't be a big problem.
Hi Pranal,
i agree with msunny - you should consider WHU if you plan to stay in Germany afterwards and speak the language. I have worked in Germany for a couple of years and it is nearly impossible to have a successful career without speaking the language even in a multinational company there. Outside Germany WHU is not particularly well known and their MBA programme less so - it is a tiny programme (calss size <30) and very new, so alumni network outside Germany will be minimal/non-existent.
If you plan to work outside of Germany then this could be a waste of money and time for you. Aiming for French schools like msunny suggests, or UK schools where you also speak the language, would seem more reasonable, but again this depends on where you want to end up eventually.
i agree with msunny - you should consider WHU if you plan to stay in Germany afterwards and speak the language. I have worked in Germany for a couple of years and it is nearly impossible to have a successful career without speaking the language even in a multinational company there. Outside Germany WHU is not particularly well known and their MBA programme less so - it is a tiny programme (calss size <30) and very new, so alumni network outside Germany will be minimal/non-existent.
If you plan to work outside of Germany then this could be a waste of money and time for you. Aiming for French schools like msunny suggests, or UK schools where you also speak the language, would seem more reasonable, but again this depends on where you want to end up eventually.
