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MS in Management or an MBA..??
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26 Oct 2015, 07:31
26 Oct 2015, 07:31
Hello All,
Which is best as per this profile..?? An MBA (in a B school that accepts the GRE) or MS in Management.?? Kindly suggest suitable universities/B-schools (world-wide) for the below profile :
GRE : 305 (Verbal- 147, Quant- 158)
IELTS : 7
Years of Professional Work Experience (MNC) : 5 years
Excellent record of co-curricular activities
High School CGPA :3.5 (Converted from Percentage scores in Indian schools)
Upper High School CGPA : 3.24 (Converted from Percentage scores in Indian schools)
Under Grad CGPA (B.Tech Deemed University) :2.5 (Converted from Percentage scores in Indian universities)
Please respond with your opinions. Thanks in Advance
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Which is best as per this profile..?? An MBA (in a B school that accepts the GRE) or MS in Management.?? Kindly suggest suitable universities/B-schools (world-wide) for the below profile :
GRE : 305 (Verbal- 147, Quant- 158)
IELTS : 7
Years of Professional Work Experience (MNC) : 5 years
Excellent record of co-curricular activities
High School CGPA :3.5 (Converted from Percentage scores in Indian schools)
Upper High School CGPA : 3.24 (Converted from Percentage scores in Indian schools)
Under Grad CGPA (B.Tech Deemed University) :2.5 (Converted from Percentage scores in Indian universities)
Please respond with your opinions. Thanks in Advance
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Re: MS in Management or an MBA..??
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26 Oct 2015, 12:12
26 Oct 2015, 12:12
Expert Reply
i think you can qualify for either option. The main deciding factors will be quality of your essays, recommendations, resume, etc. The question is what you want to do after you graduate? Go for PhD or work in finance or ? You should consider employability after each degree, and ultimately the cost. The answer will be different based on the end goal you have.
P.S. Do most MS in management even require work experience? The MBA programs do and and since you have 5 years, that's a good base for an MBA.
P.S. Do most MS in management even require work experience? The MBA programs do and and since you have 5 years, that's a good base for an MBA.
Re: MS in Management or an MBA..??
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28 Oct 2015, 23:43
28 Oct 2015, 23:43
Hello bb,
Thanks for your response. I would like to be a part of a prestigious MNC, serving them in a best possible role, after my graduation. But I am worried about my CGPA & GRE score. People suggested me 3 options
1. MBA (which I am not sure whether I'll be able to get admissions to a good b-school)
2. MS in Management (for which, many people say that it's for candidates with lesser years of work-ex, mine being 5 years)
3. MS in Engineering Management (which is a combo of both Engineering and Management, but of which I am not sure about the scope in the market.)
I am really confused among these options. Could you please help me out in this..??
PS: I have a good record of Co-curricular and social activites.
Thanks in Advance
Thanks for your response. I would like to be a part of a prestigious MNC, serving them in a best possible role, after my graduation. But I am worried about my CGPA & GRE score. People suggested me 3 options
1. MBA (which I am not sure whether I'll be able to get admissions to a good b-school)
2. MS in Management (for which, many people say that it's for candidates with lesser years of work-ex, mine being 5 years)
3. MS in Engineering Management (which is a combo of both Engineering and Management, but of which I am not sure about the scope in the market.)
I am really confused among these options. Could you please help me out in this..??
PS: I have a good record of Co-curricular and social activites.
Thanks in Advance
