USA Eligibility

I think it's worth investment in RIIM Pune One of the finest B-schools for Management in Maharashtra. They strive for placement of each student, there me building confidence and improved my personality as well. They have different certifications in their curriculum which helps us enhance our knowledge apart from just a degree Certificate. They have best placement team who all are working so hard for students. If you want other than RIIM them PIBM, Pirangut, Symbiosis, Indira college are other good management colleges in Pune. And it is worth to pay such a huge amount of fees in any of these colleges. So I will suggest you to go for MBA. So the bottom line is it is worth to pay this amount of fees in any of the above mentioned colleges. They have designed a special modules which train their students for how to work in corporate? RIIM give opportunity to students to be the part of Placement team which again give them a practical exposure how to deal with corporate world. So highly recommend!

Talking good about RIIM College gives me pleasure because like all of you even I was confused about choosing a college for MBA, my friends guided me for MBA as he also studied in RIIM Pune and he got placed in a reputed company and now he is so satisfied with his job. So I also selected RIIM Pune for my MBA, The best part is that they have limited number of seats and so personal attention is given to each and every student. They strive for placement of each student, there is a dedicated team working for placements. We have been given personality development classes along with all the basic training for placements, that helped me building confidence and improved my personality as well. They have different certifications in their curriculum which helps us enhance our knowledge apart from just a degree Certificate. I would definitely suggest you for RIIM Pune when it comes to choosing a better college for MBA.

You have asked a very interesting and pertinent question. Foreign companies do recruit students during placements season. However, for a person who is already working, this path is not available. There are really very slim chances for companies from abroad to recruit from India. But then countries like Canada have announced that they will allow immigration of almost 4 Lacs persons every year. You can attempt via this to immigrate and get a job there. Other European countries seek professionals in desired fields to immigrate. My sincere advice would be to approach either embassy of the countries where you want to go or some reputed agencies in the field of providing either immigration or jobs abroad. Best wishes to you.

Hello Ashok, of course you are eligible. Universities for establishments in USA are not too fussy for students continuing their education from graduation to Masters in continuation. As a matter of fact in that country itself it's the in thing to do some job to get practical experience after graduation and then only finance your way into post graduation studies. In view of this I would strongly recommend that you should approach an agency which is dealing with sending students to USA for their post graduation studies since they would be knowing different formats and different areas of focus that a student should have in his CV for a successful attempt at getting admission. Best wishes to you.

GRE and IELTS are both requirements for any form of study you wish to pursue. As far as an undergrad is considered, you may find certain colleges in Australia which only require an English proficiency test and not GRE. IT is important to scout such colleges and build a proper profile so as to allow a better view of things. With the recent changes, the score barrier for English proficiency tests has gone up and certain people find it difficult to achieve the same. A better alterative would be to enroll in some form of study which would then allow you to scale up to a PR and a job opportunity in Canada. One of the interesting one's that I recently encountered is this Study & Work programme where you basically get to do a course while earning part-time and once you finish the course, you can work full time for about 6 months.