Singapore

Hi,
IGNOU degrees are recognized world-wide, however, universities have their own admission protocols. Singapore B-schools may require an additional verification which you will know if you enquire with them directly.

Go with India, because Masters in international business is a most competitive and knowledgeable topic here, where markets are still growing and you can relate all the activity by your day to day life.

Hello Sanket,
It depends on you as in which field you want to make your career or the subject in which you are interested.

Hi Madhavi, NUS is one of the top universities now and highly competitive. It is also Asia's number one. It is good option. For fees, scholarship and living expenses please visit the NUS website, visit your programme website for all relevant details.

Hi Sanket,
Curtin University is well known. PSB is a private academy. But before enrolling into any one check the career assistance they provide and faculty profiles.

Hi,
The salary depends on your job role, qualification, prior work experience you had, the hotel or restaurant you work at etc. Top tier hotels will fetch you good pay. For a hotel manager in Malaysia, the average salary is around RM 60,000 per year. In Singapore, it is around S$65,000 per year. In India, starting salary can be around Rs.10,000 to Rs.15,000 per month. The average annual salary may be around Rs.500,000 to Rs.700,000.

The best Institute offering courses to become a chef are in America or Europe but your preferences are for other countries. Culinary Institute of America or Le Cordon Bleu were the best options. Thanks.

Hi Adarsh, lateral entry system outside India depends greatly on the institute, in many cases, it is not a very common choice. If there is any particular institute in Singapore, you are interested in please email them directly.

Which college are you talking about?