MBA in Japan
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Chandra Shekhar
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Waseda University MBA ranking is among the top MBA universities in Japan. The below table includes the current Waseda University ranking in MBA programme by QS:Ranked By202120222023QS - Global MBA [5]151-200151-200151-200Also read: MBA in Japan
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Chandra Shekhar
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Waseda offers the low cost MBA programme to international students as compared to other top MBA universities in the world. Waseda University MBA ranking is among the top 10 in Japan and among the top 200 MBA universities in the world. Students get better career opportunities after completing the degree Therefore, yes Waseda is good for studying MBA abroad in Japan.Also read about the Jobs after MBA in Japan for Indian Students
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rahul r
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Entry requirements to pursue MBA in Japan:
1. Applicants for a Masters in Japan should have a Bachelors degree or an international equivalent. You may have to sit an entrance examination in your subject area or be asked to provide a graduate entry test score such as GRE so check what the practice is at your chosen university.
2. IELTS /TOEFL score for English university.
3. If you want to join a course delivered in Japanese, then you will have to demonstrate proficiency, most likely through a Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
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1. Applicants for a Masters in Japan should have a Bachelors degree or an international equivalent. You may have to sit an entrance examination in your subject area or be asked to provide a graduate entry test score such as GRE so check what the practice is at your chosen university.
2. IELTS /TOEFL score for English university.
3. If you want to join a course delivered in Japanese, then you will have to demonstrate proficiency, most likely through a Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
Regards.
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7 years ago
I am planning to study MBA from Japan. What is the eligibility and requirements for Indian students?
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Pratiksha,
Typically you must hold a Bachelor's degree, relevant work experience of 2-3 years, GMAT or GRE score and TOEFL or IELTS score. For almost all MBA programs outside India, you must have a work experience and have to take GMAT.
Typically you must hold a Bachelor's degree, relevant work experience of 2-3 years, GMAT or GRE score and TOEFL or IELTS score. For almost all MBA programs outside India, you must have a work experience and have to take GMAT.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Shrenik,
Admission requirements for MBA programme in Japan vary from university to university. Students who wish to study MBA in Japan must have successfully completed their Bachelor's degree programme. Some universities may require you to complete 16-years of education. GMAT or GRE scores are required for the screening process. Students must also submit IELTS or TOEFL scores. Having work experience is preferred but not mandatory for some universities.
Admission requirements for MBA programme in Japan vary from university to university. Students who wish to study MBA in Japan must have successfully completed their Bachelor's degree programme. Some universities may require you to complete 16-years of education. GMAT or GRE scores are required for the screening process. Students must also submit IELTS or TOEFL scores. Having work experience is preferred but not mandatory for some universities.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
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Hi Mohit Singh,
An emphasis is placed on the application materials and an interview to ensure fairness and transparency in the selection process.
They have two types of entrance examinations:
1. General and
2. Special.
The general entrance examination targets business persons in companies or public offices with at least two years of service at the time of application, as well as graduate and undergraduate students. The first stage of selection depends on the application materials, which are evaluated to assess learning abilities, motivations, and future aspirations of prospective students.
The second step is an interview to be conducted in J
An emphasis is placed on the application materials and an interview to ensure fairness and transparency in the selection process.
They have two types of entrance examinations:
1. General and
2. Special.
The general entrance examination targets business persons in companies or public offices with at least two years of service at the time of application, as well as graduate and undergraduate students. The first stage of selection depends on the application materials, which are evaluated to assess learning abilities, motivations, and future aspirations of prospective students.
The second step is an interview to be conducted in J
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Not a very popular choice for MBA but you can look for universities under G30, they offer programs in English. You will require work experience and all applicants are required to submit their scores for GMAT or GRE. An IELTS of more than 6.5 will be required. Please check the university websites for money matters but most Masters Programs typically range from Yen 665,676 - 1,229,631 per year . As far as PR is concerned you must live in Japan for more than ten years or so with an employer-sponsored work visa.
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