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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM
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You need to first understand that Australian institutes and Indian institutes function differently. Here in India, you will get placement through campus placement, but in Australia, there is no such term called placement. You need to horn your skills and apply for jobs. There spoon feeding is not done, you have to search, make a network and get a job. So you might immediately get a job after graduating or else it will take more time to crack that interview and get a dream job. All this depends on your knowledge and communication skills.
The University of Melbourne is one of the best business schools in Australia, surely after graduatin
The University of Melbourne is one of the best business schools in Australia, surely after graduatin
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Rishav Verma,
It is usually the other way round, you should first know and decide what to study and then see where to study based on admission requirements, budget, etc. The best option depends on from person to person, a particular course which may be good for me but may not be the best for you. So you should know what is your interest, aptitude, career plans and decide accordingly. You may study computer science, networking, animation, management and business studies, etc. depending on what you like.
It is usually the other way round, you should first know and decide what to study and then see where to study based on admission requirements, budget, etc. The best option depends on from person to person, a particular course which may be good for me but may not be the best for you. So you should know what is your interest, aptitude, career plans and decide accordingly. You may study computer science, networking, animation, management and business studies, etc. depending on what you like.
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Siddrat TaufiqueCommunication Writing, USA
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Hi Bipin, you should check the entry requirements on the university website, the PTE scores alone are not sufficient. What is more important are your Bachelor degree grades. If you meet the admission requirements then definitely you will get admission.
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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia
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Hello Rajat,
I don't understand how an university will give you a PR. You should check the Skilled Occupation List and get to know about the professions in demand, remember you have to first get a job. Talking about universities, it is always good to enrol into a top ranked university having strong industry network, however, getting a job will only depend on your own talents and academic performance. University of Melbourne is one of the best.
I don't understand how an university will give you a PR. You should check the Skilled Occupation List and get to know about the professions in demand, remember you have to first get a job. Talking about universities, it is always good to enrol into a top ranked university having strong industry network, however, getting a job will only depend on your own talents and academic performance. University of Melbourne is one of the best.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Amadeep,
Your grades are alright. You have to gain some work experience of 2 to 3 years to be eligible for the Melbourne MBA. You must also take the GMAT. Since your scores are not too high you should work hard on your GMAT and bring around 700 plus to be considered.
Your grades are alright. You have to gain some work experience of 2 to 3 years to be eligible for the Melbourne MBA. You must also take the GMAT. Since your scores are not too high you should work hard on your GMAT and bring around 700 plus to be considered.
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Aarush Malhotra
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Kindly suggest the course you wish to get into so that we can help you accordingly.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Well Tanay, both have scope in their sectors. MBA is meant for working professionals and after an MBA you will most likely be absorbed into high level managerial roles. This is why people do an MBA. The Masters will get you entry level jobs. Students enrolling into Masters programs are typically freshers and/or interested in RnD careers.
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
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Hi Tanay,
Yes, chances are pretty good. You must also take the IELTS, an overall score of 6 with no section less than 5.5 is required. Visit the university websites for more details about admission deadlines and entry requirements. Make sure to apply on time.
Yes, chances are pretty good. You must also take the IELTS, an overall score of 6 with no section less than 5.5 is required. Visit the university websites for more details about admission deadlines and entry requirements. Make sure to apply on time.
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amit jainamit.jain@scholarsabroad.com
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Dear Shubham,
In my view, you may target group of 8 universities to pursue the same. Each university has its own set of modules so you may have to research on the available modules and accordingly, decide which course suits your future career ambitions. You may target Monash, UNSW and RMIT in my view. Let me know in case you wish to apply to these universities and I will explain the steps.
In my view, you may target group of 8 universities to pursue the same. Each university has its own set of modules so you may have to research on the available modules and accordingly, decide which course suits your future career ambitions. You may target Monash, UNSW and RMIT in my view. Let me know in case you wish to apply to these universities and I will explain the steps.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
No Nitin,
Its a very basic knowledge, you can't do any Masters degree without completing a Bachelor's degree.
Its a very basic knowledge, you can't do any Masters degree without completing a Bachelor's degree.
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