Should i try for MBA from US or Australia?

Question

I got 2.4 gpa (64%) in B.tech in computer sciences.also i have around 3 years of quality experience in Hewitt (Leading human resourse outsourcing firm).So if i take GMAT ,get a score above 650 is there any good universities that i can apply for in US and australia?????

Answer 1

it would b better and cheaper in australia....but would b best in england though...

Answer 2

Better in the U.S. but cheaper in Australia.

In the U.S. tuition alone will cost you around $35,000 per year.

Answer 3

definately australia as the cost of study is cheaper and yet the standards of universties are high here

jobs are better paying than the isa and the cost of living is cheap

you will pay about 15000$ for an mba maybe 10K not sure check different universities

but you may look at doing a masters in IT of computer related as there is a demand for that by immigration and a basic mba may not get u points later on to apply for australian PR

look at www.immi.gov.au and go to the MODL lists and look under professionals under IT and see what is in demand i think Java specialist r so  look at diff degrees

goodluck

ps basic award in aust 16$ ph USA is $7 ph

Answer 4

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Answer 5

It would be cheaper to do it from Aus.

Answer 6

Your GPA is rather low and you will have to offset it with a high GMAT score. The work experience will be helpful. The Official MBA Guide lists over 2,000 MBA programs of good quality all over the world, with most in the US and many in Australia. Don't limit yourself. The Guide can help you fidn the program that fist you best.