Dear reader, I have been admitted to UT McCombs, Georgetown McDonough and IIM Ahmedabad India.
My past experiences have been in a global power equipment manufacturing company working across Budgeting, Product Development and Strategy over a period of 5.5 years. Post MBA, I wish to work in Strategy with a global player/ technology (product) start-up.
I have the following queries: 1) Which school is the best option? 2) IIM-A is considered the best school in India, and amongst top 5 in Asia. Is it a better option for long term growth across global market?
You feedback will be of immense help to me. Thank you so much!
regards, Rahul
Hmmm, its close but I would go with UT McCombs. As a I mentioned in other posts. Georgetown isnt even top 20. I UT Austin outranks it.
Pardon me for delayed reply.
Shall you please guide me to the posts that you have been referring to? It will be great help. Thanks a lot!
How much do you want to stay in India? That will give you your answer for IIM (which is a really well respected school by those Americans that know it). Otherwise, McCombs.
Hye GuyFawkes! Greetings!
Staying in India or US is really not a priority for me. I am trying to explore the long term global opportunities that I can get in my preferred domain. You said that IIM is well respected by those who know it. So, is IIM Ahmedabad considered a notch above McCombs or GT?
Thanks for your feedback! - Rahul
thanks a ton, GuyFawkes! You have been a great help!
it depends on if you want to keep your chances in USA. If you wanna go back to India, IIM probably has more alums? (check yourself). The American schools simply cannot match that very far.
But if your game is to stay in the U.S., or if your plan may change DURING MBA to stay in the USA, then the US programs gives a huge leg up.
It'd be a pain to have US and India as your school/recruiting locations, vice versa.
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