Bhai, I’ve completed my BBA in 2022, Unemployed till now, (current age:22) Abhi mera plan hai to go for mba finance in India and play it safe for another 2years, while sharpening my axe. Should I go abroad after my first masters, in a specific field… as till then I’ll have a strong profile compared to now !? Please guide me.
You can do following things 1 - Get a job in India have experience for 1-2 year then go abroad for masters 2 - Go abroad to study abroad right now and complete your education and do job in abroad. 3 - If you want to do MBA in India and then want to do double masters in UK then you should watch this video - ruclips.net/video/auZeuGT097E/видео.htmlsi=F4D7Zy5UbhNK1JGL let me know if you need any other information.
@@StudyAbroadwithMudit first of all thanks for your quick and accurate reply. I wanted ask is it ok to go for second masters? Cause I’m thinking instead of rushing and looking for a job rn, it’s better to invest to build a strong foundation and understanding of which field I want to pursue, and after 2years either I can go abroad for second masters or get a job with my first masters degree. Sorry for taking your precious time.
@@StudyAbroadwithMudit conclusion being, 23-25yrs old first mba, then work experience 1/2years till 27/28, then go for abroad in a decent college with strong profile? Or am I exaggerating? Please don’t hesitate to give me a reality check here…
Hi Devansh (If you are getting IIM (similar) then good to go & If you're going in any private university or college for MBA) there are also ways to build your skills and advance your career without investing so much money right away and you can save it for study abroad journey. Here are some ideas to consider: - Online courses and certifications: Platforms like RUclips (Free), Coursera, edX, and LinkedIn Learning offer affordable finance and business courses from top universities. These can help you explore different areas and build skills without the high cost of a full MBA (Private college). - Professional certifications: Consider pursuing relevant certifications in finance like CFA, FRM, or ACCA. These are highly respected in the industry and often cost less than an MBA. - Work experience: Instead of immediately pursuing another degree, you could look for entry-level jobs in finance. Many companies offer training programs that can teach you valuable skills on the job. - Networking: Join professional associations and attend industry events. This can help you make connections and learn about the field without the cost of formal education. Your plan to gain some experience before going abroad is smart. It'll make you an even stronger candidate for top international programs. Just remember, the global job market values international education more than ever. Have you started looking into specific countries or programs yet? We'd be happy to suggest some options that could align well with your goals! - Team Universta
Your plan seems well-thought-out. Just keep in mind that the job market and admission requirements can change, so stay flexible and keep researching your options. Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all approach. Your plan sounds reasonable, but always be open to adjusting it based on opportunities that come your way. - Team Universta
How to Study Abroad after 12th for Free from India - ruclips.net/video/n0iKJ_GzdTA/видео.htmlsi=dr4l79QOm3r2ZBJr
Brother next video on bachelor scholarship.. after 12th 🙏
@@Udit206Y it’s already uploaded
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Sirf India k lye Hy kia???
for all countries
how to apply for GKS? and its timeline?
Links are in description.
Bro please upload about only UG students for mbbs with full funding scholarship ,i kindly request you for this 😢😢
working on it!
12th ke bad application krr sakte he kya
Yes
With full clear video bro
Ok thanks
Bhai, I’ve completed my BBA in 2022,
Unemployed till now, (current age:22)
Abhi mera plan hai to go for mba finance in India and play it safe for another 2years, while sharpening my axe.
Should I go abroad after my first masters, in a specific field…
as till then I’ll have a strong profile compared to now !?
Please guide me.
You can do following things
1 - Get a job in India have experience for 1-2 year then go abroad for masters
2 - Go abroad to study abroad right now and complete your education and do job in abroad.
3 - If you want to do MBA in India and then want to do double masters in UK then you should watch this video - ruclips.net/video/auZeuGT097E/видео.htmlsi=F4D7Zy5UbhNK1JGL
let me know if you need any other information.
@@StudyAbroadwithMudit first of all thanks for your quick and accurate reply. I wanted ask is it ok to go for second masters? Cause I’m thinking instead of rushing and looking for a job rn, it’s better to invest to build a strong foundation and understanding of which field I want to pursue, and after 2years either I can go abroad for second masters or get a job with my first masters degree. Sorry for taking your precious time.
@@StudyAbroadwithMudit conclusion being, 23-25yrs old first mba, then work experience 1/2years till 27/28, then go for abroad in a decent college with strong profile? Or am I exaggerating? Please don’t hesitate to give me a reality check here…
Hi Devansh (If you are getting IIM (similar) then good to go & If you're going in any private university or college for MBA) there are also ways to build your skills and advance your career without investing so much money right away and you can save it for study abroad journey. Here are some ideas to consider:
- Online courses and certifications: Platforms like RUclips (Free), Coursera, edX, and LinkedIn Learning offer affordable finance and business courses from top universities. These can help you explore different areas and build skills without the high cost of a full MBA (Private college).
- Professional certifications: Consider pursuing relevant certifications in finance like CFA, FRM, or ACCA. These are highly respected in the industry and often cost less than an MBA.
- Work experience: Instead of immediately pursuing another degree, you could look for entry-level jobs in finance. Many companies offer training programs that can teach you valuable skills on the job.
- Networking: Join professional associations and attend industry events. This can help you make connections and learn about the field without the cost of formal education.
Your plan to gain some experience before going abroad is smart. It'll make you an even stronger candidate for top international programs. Just remember, the global job market values international education more than ever.
Have you started looking into specific countries or programs yet? We'd be happy to suggest some options that could align well with your goals!
- Team Universta
Your plan seems well-thought-out. Just keep in mind that the job market and admission requirements can change, so stay flexible and keep researching your options.
Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all approach. Your plan sounds reasonable, but always be open to adjusting it based on opportunities that come your way.
- Team Universta
IELTS JARURI HE KYA
for which scholarship?
@@StudyAbroadwithMudit just as said in a video
2026 ka kab chalu hoga
Official website pe details update hongi.
Ye 1st class marks kitne %hote haii
Many scholarships have different criteria to check 1st class marks, so you need to check there official website.