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MBA in singapore

Post by karishma_tiwari » Wed, 05 Sep 2007 11:45 am

as in postgraduate degree...

any recommendations for a good uni in sg?
looking for part time basis.. as i cant part with my current job ($$$)
i know NUS is freaking expensive.. hows the NTu quality?
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Post by ckvkarma » Thu, 06 Sep 2007 1:40 pm

Rank wise NUS comes above NTU..

but we have international campuses like INSEAD and Chicago GSB which rank high for EMBA..

You may join in these specific groups of students on orkut, facebook to have the feedbacks...


Would suggest if you go for full-time.... the time and money spent in full-time will be returned with a better/higher value.. write GMAT...
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Post by batliwala » Wed, 12 Sep 2007 3:28 pm

yeah Karishma no pointing in doing a MBA from unknown c grade schools without taking GMAT. Any Tom, Dick, Harry can do MBA from some of the lesser know institutes here like SMU, MDIS as there is no value/recognitions for the MBA outside ASEAN/Singapore. NUS/NTU are good if you are thinking of Singapore Universities or look for EMBA courses offered by Cal State Hayward, INSEAD or any of those having AACSB (The Association to Advanced Collegiate school of Business)accreditation is generally regarded as the standard for MBA programs.

If you are thinking of GMAT then a score of 700 out of possible 800 is necessary in majority of the good B-School. To get that score you need to scratch and pull your hair for atleast 1-3 month for practise.
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Post by ckvkarma » Thu, 13 Sep 2007 12:54 pm

here is one link I follow for my own preparation... there is a lot of good information on GMAT on this site.

http://www.beatthegmat.com/
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Post by lifeiselsewhere » Sat, 19 Jan 2008 3:20 pm

I took a GMAT prep program at High Q and was very satisfied. I was also comparing different prep sources and still found face-to-face instruction to be the most suitable. Their rates are pretty reasonable and you get a lot free support :)

Check out: www.highq.com.sg
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