University of Delhi, New Delhi, India Management Science, Graduate, Independent
Overall
Personal recommendation
The school is welcoming International students for the last two years and is still evolving out of being a very locally oriented one. What I will recommend is that the school should encourage an International Students' Organisation, to facilitate the communication.
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During my experience abroad, I ... (1) Never – (4) A lot
University of Delhi, New Delhi, India Management Science, Graduate, Independent
Academic
Course recommendations
This was a Master Programme and the course is such that it has been squeezed into a very compact and handy one to fit one academic year. There were a few courses which have increased my knowledge and interest to a very good extent but what dissappointed at times was the fact that the school had to carry on with some redundant and uninteresting courses, because certain professers wished for the same. Otherwise, the course content was pretty good to serve as a springboard in the world of business.
Very good school, improving every year - next year they will be located in a beautiful monastary! Honestly, I can't decide whether I have learnt more about life or more about business.
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During my experience abroad, I ... (1) Never – (4) A lot
“Great for international study program but limited in international career”
Sumathi R
Belgium, Graduate Business Studies, 2018
Overall
VBS is a good school with comparable study program for core modules. It has a good mix of international students making it much more interesting. Due to its small sized class teachers are focused and academic feedback is quick. Most of the teachers are are very friendly, approachable and helpful (except for few odd ones). Very fast paced classes
The key standout are the international trips. But it can burn your pocket if you don't plan your finances before hand because all of these costs are additional to the program fee. Entire MBA schedule was badly planned leaving absolutely no flexibility for personal life or extra curricular activities.
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Pros
Scholarships and international trips (extra cost)
Cons
The school does not have a strong associations with companies and alumni, in-spite of how its advertised. Getting a job for internationals who do not speak French or Dutch is next to impossible and highly challenging. Not much extra curricular activities.
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