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MBA is most sought after professional degree worldwide, giving youngsters a chance to make a promising and lucrative career. Every year the number of students applying for MBA is increasing globally. Quality management in education is a new trend being followed by universities in the world. MBA aspirants do not hesitate to take admission in…
stevejack April 30, 2021 10:51 am
I want to study MBA but couldn't decide which program is in demand and has a vast scope nowadays. I have searched and study about lot of programs but not able to decide. There are many universities that are offering online degree programs but these programs also have variations among courses as i have seen at this link. Kindly guide me about anything useful.
which test should I give GMAT/TOEFL for MBA
Is GMAT mandatory for all the universities & B-schools in Germany for Pershing MBA..?
i m in my final year of bcom hon.s from bhu my percentage is 73.4 i want to apply for mba in germany b schools kindly help me
I have done my b.sc in hotel management and I'm currently pursuing my job and I'm interested in doing MBA from Germany in business administration so what is the eligibility for the same
Team Macha Topic starter
February 3, 2019 10:12 pm
The following course might interest you https://www.hs-pforzheim.de/mba/
Check the course eligibility in their official webpage. Note that MBA in germany is not free where as MS is.
This is Sohail saifi. Doing bachelor in pharmacy. I am am also a aspirant of MBA in Germany . I am doing b pharma but I have passion toward business. And I want to take admission very after my graduation. Is there any legal way to get admission without having any work experience.
Thanks
Team Macha Topic starter
February 18, 2019 3:40 pm
Certainly yes. Having work experience is recommended but not mandatory for some german universities. However, if you want your profile to stand out during admission process, gaining work experience is highly recommended.
Hey I completed my MBA from India. What are the opportunities for me to study further in Germany.
Hey I completed my MBA from India. What are the opportunities for me to study further in Germany.
Can u pls suggest me the courses that I can choose and the eligibility requirements .
As mentioned in ur comments above is pursuing MS in germGer is free?? I am currently working in India in an IT firm...I want to do mba ...so I am looking for options...doing MBA in India is better or in Germany??
Team Macha Topic starter
March 31, 2019 2:16 pm
Yes, MS in Germany is considered almost free as you pay only for the living and examination expenses. Finding a non-it job in Germany requires conversational knowledge of German. If you decide to pursue MBA in Germany, then be prepared to learn German to land in a job.
Doing MBA in India is better or in Germany?
If you get into a top notch university in India, then it's best to pursue in India. German universities are acclaimed for its technical research and engineering, certainly not for MBA courses.
Sry it's typo error it should be Germany instead of germger..
Thank you.
Awaiting ur response.
Is MBA in Germany worth it?
It all depends on what your specific scenario is.
MBA is not a stamp that makes it all easy. So one has to evaluate his or her own experience, inclination and attitude before taking the leap.
Also it will depend on what are your other options, and what is the main reason for you to consider Germany as an option? Is it cost ? (lesser than Popular American schools and one year MBA against 2 in USA) or is it that you already know German language?
If you know German language already and are prepared to make it even better and work in an environment where German language will be the main language of use then by all means go for a MBA from Mannheim Business School. (To my knowledge it is only ranked school in FT 100 ranking form Germany)
If however you plan is to do this MBA and move to your home country or you do not know, nor do you intend to learn German language then this is not a good option. You can do MBA with language of instruction as English but out in the job market you would always lose out against a candidate who can speak German. Also please note that German work culture usually values the experience more than the degree. Hence it is important to have sizable experience already under your belt and then doing the MBA and the job search in the area that is connected to your experience.
I know of people who did a German MBA without any knowledge of German and also got a job based on their English language skills. However they realized the importance of German within few months of working and eventually learnt the language (that is critical if one wants to have a successful career in Germany)
So based on this take your decision. From the job market perspective German economy is doing very well. However getting a job in specific sectors is easier that others. It is probably easiest to find a job in IT (Either technical or project management etc), then medicine, Pure sciences or technology areas. It would not be easy finding a job in Accounting or Finance / Banking or even lets say general Engineering sector (unless your experience is very niche and special and your German language skills are superlative - read C1/C2 and you speak fluent German)
Hi,
I have a query.
I am currently working in Germany as a Technical Engineer since 2016. I did a one-year apprenticeship in Germany in 2015. So, in total, I have work experience of 4 years including apprenticeship. I gave GRE in 2016 and scored 300. I need to yet appear for TOEFL/IELTS. I have attained German B1 level.
I am basically a mechanical engineer and received my Engineering degree in India with 57%. I know this can be a drawback to my profile for pursuing MBA in Germany.
However, that was my past. I wish to move forward with further higher education, MBA. Would you please guide and suggest a way to enrol me.
Team Macha Topic starter
May 21, 2019 2:41 pm
Hi Lakshey
You're bachelor score matters lesser if you got work experience in Germany. Now that you're already in germany for a while, how good is your language skills?
Hi.
i have actually cleared B1, since it is the priority for working in Germany.
i also have given GRE in 2016 and scored 300.
now the main question is how are the chances of admission. I know this is not a legit question before applying, but is always in one‘s mind leading to anxiety.
If possible, please suggest a wayout.
Team Macha Topic starter
May 21, 2019 4:14 pm
your profile stands a good chance in getting admits from German Universities. We suggest you apply to as many universities as possible, not just the top ones. Consider applying to https://businesspf.hs-pforzheim.de/studium/studierende/master/mba_international_management/ as we know people who have successfully got through.
Im completing my bcom this month....i have to do mba in germany what job should i find to have experience to do mba their
Team Macha Topic starter
June 13, 2019 9:08 pm
Take up any field other than HR. Problem with experience in HR is that it's not easy to get employed in Germany unless you speak fluent German.
I , i am from India , my daughter is doing BA graduation. She is appearing for C1.2.
Completed C1.1. She want to do MBA -HR in Germany.
Can she get admission and what exams she has to pass with score for the same?
Team Macha Topic starter
October 15, 2019 1:27 pm
Hello Makarand
She can consider taking GRE/GMAT exams for better candidacy.