Non-tech grad planning to do Masters but stuck in this conundrum. For more context:
I know that getting IIM BLACKI is impossible even if I’m not a GEM cause all they care about is grades. But I wanna know if an MiM abroad is worth it or should I just do an MBA in some top 10 b school here. If anyone’s done an MiM - lemme know if it’s worth it and if the ROI is good.
320 GRE is low, try to get a 325+ this will do two things for you
Is ISB a better choice compared to HEC or any of the Grande Ecole programs?
Depends upon where you want to eventually settle if India and SEA - where the majority of future GDP growth is then ISB
If Europe and UK then Grande Ecole
MiM is only worth it if you plan to stay in Europe. If you get into better colleges like HECs etc, I would suggest you go for it, the international experience is definitely worth it. Will give you the highest returns if you can learn French/German etc. Increases your chances of getting internships and jobs.
IIMs are typical rat race placement factories. No new experience tbh. All your energies will be focussed towards CVs & placements from day 1. That isn't MBA IMHO.
Stay here in India you will be happier
And what makes you say that?
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