Which country is cheapest to do MBA?
Norway because they have free education system to all specially in Public and state universities . No tuition Fee at all . Private college may charge you some fees . Norway being one of the Most beautiful Country .Ranked in Top for Living of standard ,Happiness , lowest crime rate and least unemployment rate of 3.3 % etc . Only you need to bear is Cost of living which is similar to most of the European nation between 700 -1200 euro per month . Getting Student Visa is easier . Only you need to be part of Norweign culture and you need to learn there language which i think need to be whether you go you need to know local language Germany France Italy Singapore Japan China etc .
Which country is more affordable to do an MBA, India or the USA?
For most cases, US MBA will come out more expensive - ISB MBA costs around $50K and Duke Fuqua (which is not New York or Boston but somewhere in middle range) should cost around $130K.
Where can I buy things at a reasonable price to furnish my small apartment at Koramangala, Bangalore?
I am an MBA. I was hired on campus by a multi national company. I was posted in Bangalore. I started working a month ago. This is my first job. I have rented a small two bed room apartment near Koramangla. Now I need to furnish my house and buy other household items. Should I seek the help of an interior decorator who can do the entire job for me? (I have a small budget. Besides, the furniture and other household goods I buy should not cram the place.) Or, should I buy the things myself? If so, are there any shops near Koramangla where I can buy good quality furniture and other household items at a reasonable price. Thanks for your suggestions.
Which country is good for doing MBA?
Hi,Good Morning!My point of view France is the best country to pursue MBA courseMain reasons are listed out here to study in France1. France is the 3rd most popular destination for higher education2. Triple accredited Institutions (public and private)3. Paid internship opportunities are available for international students4. Post study work visa are granted for the period of 2 years5. Excellent job opportunities6. 90% of the graduates got their jobs during their final year of education7. No English proficiency certificate are required (i.e.,IELTS/GRE/GMAT)8. Accommodation are arranged by university (on campus accommodation)9. Scholarships are awarded for excellent student records10. Best teaching methods compare to other destination (industrial based teaching)11. Easy admission process - We can get quick revert from university12. Friendly atmosphere in France13. French language is not mandatory to get in to French institution14. Courses are entirely taught in English15. Low tuition fee (mostly in public universities)16. Two intakes per year (some of the institutes running only one intake)17. Affordable living expenses18. Excellent career opportunities19. Free French language classes are taken in university20. France is located in the heart of Europe (interconnected city)Best School for pursue MBA in FranceHEC ParisAudencia Business SchoolRennes School of BusinessSKEMA Business SchoolEMLYON Business School
How do I choose for my MBA program? What are best affordable universities in any country?
I suggest Italy , Poland, Lathvia etc would be cost effective with good standard of Higher[1]education. There the living cost is less asbsame as Bangalore, Mumbai , Chennai etc. Almost Rs.12000 to 30,000 per month. Total fees isbranging Rs.1.5 Lakhs to 8 Lakhs in good Colleges. And you will get **shrunken**visa so that you may go throughout Europe and can settle in any country except UK with very easy visa formalities.Footnotes[1] Campus Hunt- India's Next Generation Higher Studies PortalNote : its schengen visa not shrunken…opz mistake
Is latvia a good country to do MSc.?
I currently study in MBA at Riga Business school. The total cost of the studies for the program is around 5000 LVL, it also offers a business IT specialization (though it's more like IT for managers). The quality is actually very good there, newest books and case studies from Harvard and the overall knowledge level and motivation of students is good. The diploma is signed by the heads of RTU (Latvia), Buffalo university (USA) and Ottawa university (Canada). I can really recommend. If you're looking forward to deepening your IT skills there's also RTU, which is the best place to do IT studies in Latvia. The tuition should be quite the same and I know a few foreigners who do full time studies and are generally satisfied. Regarding part time jobs, there's a certain deficit of knowledgeable IT people in Latvia, thus also good companies are ready to pay reasonable salaries for Latvian standards (600-1000 Lats), if the skills are ok. On the other hand IT is often something that you can eventually do from home, so then you can eventually work also for a foreign company, get a "Western salary" and have the fairly low cost of living of Latvia. If you are looking at jobs in other areas of "whatever" kind, then the situation is more difficult. Salaries are low (approx. 300-500 LVL) and considering an unemployment rate of ca. 14% it's not always easy to get a job, especially if you don't speak Latvian and Russian, which would probably not learn anyways.