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A degree from Newzealand will get me job easily or from Singapore. I am interested in International Businees?

  • Hi Hope you will be able to help and guide me. I am interested in MBA or Masters degree in International Business/ Retail. I have done BA(Pass with Industrial Relations and Personnel Management as main subject). After graduation I did 1 year certificate course from NIFT (subject Fashion Accessory and Handicrafts Development). With the help of course I got job as a Merchandiser in Home Furnishings Department.(Currently working in Buying Liaison office and handling UK clients). I have now 4+ years of work experience. As retail business is going to grow in India therefore, I have now thought of going ahead with ahead with higher studies so that I can get a very good job after I complete a good course from abroad. I am really confused as to which country I should go to. US is ruled out for me as I have 15 years of education (NIFT course will not be considered) and they need 16 years of education for Masters. UK is good for studies but chances for getting a job are extremely low. Many counselors and students have suggested me to opt either from New Zealand or from Singapore . In New Zealand chances are that I will get PG Diploma and not Masters. So I do not know if I get back to India after getting 2 years of work experience will I be able to get good job in India . Will companies here treat PGDIP equivalent to Masters? In Singapore , I am considering University of Bradford for MBA but there is a risk involved if I will be able to get job in time as stay back option is only of 1 month after completion of course. So please help in following: Which country to go for If New Zealand then what are the good colleges in terms of placement Thanks Pooja

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    pooja, i would suggest u to do "thorough" research before making final decision but all i can say qualifications from US, Australia, UK and Canada universities r recognized; the degree of recognition varies from university to university; another thing i want to suggest, it's better to take Master degree; for those students who dont intend to take masters (could be due to some other reasons), they opt for postgraduate diploma, but this diploma is lower than master level; so if u want better jobs, opt for better (higher) qualification; i dont know how india recognizes foreign qualifications so u need to do research on that; i dont want to give u false hope; main tumare saath hoon; main hoon na; good luck

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Sorry could you please reword you question? A degree from New Zealand will not give you any special advantage. You can pursue an MBA in the U.S. with as few as 10 academic years. It is the University that determines your acceptance and immigrations will go along with their recommendations if you meet security criteria.

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Singapore - Don't waste your time & money. The courses offered by bradford or similar are 'distance education' and many local companies don't even recognize the degrees as equivalent to full time degree. Furthermore you don't have any privilege, in Singapore to apply for residency. Same goes for NZ. I'd say, for education still the better choice would be UK, or your home country. If your purpose is to study overseas so you can get a job easily there would be quite challenging unless you can get in to the top schools and pass with top scores (e.g. SMU, NUS, NTU and get all 'A'). If not the chances of getting a job as = your current chances.

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