Info about MBA from private universites in Singapore

• RJM

  11 Dec 11, 13:21

  Hi,

  I am from India

  I was thinking of getting myself enrolledfor an MBA programme from one of the universites in Singapore. I got down to two colleges:

  1) James Cook University

  2) MDIS

  Can anyone tell me if it is  a good option to join any one of the two Universities for MBA. I have completed my graduation in engineering (Information Technology).

   

  Please do reply

• Rednano

  11 Dec 11, 13:44

   
  no, you should remain in India because in general, Singapore now is not so welcoming to having more foreigners lately whereby >40% of the total population here are foreigners already.

  you can still check out and go here @ www.spjimr.org in Mumbai, India to study your MBA because it also has a sister school branch here in Singapore @ www.spjain.org

• Jia_Ni_loves_cats

  11 Dec 11, 13:45

  Singapore is too complicated to live in.

  Trust me!

• winsomeea

  11 Dec 11, 14:48

  RJM, the govt in Singapore now has it in their plan to cut down foreigners to Singapore.

  India as I know the economy is doing well .   As an India citizen you should stay put and contribute to your country.    We are Singaporeans we stay put to contribute to Singapore.

• winsomeea

  11 Dec 11, 14:50

  Caste system still happening in Singapore.    Singapore is not as you foreigners think her to be.

• Fcukpap

  11 Dec 11, 19:18

  if u r willing to work at the same pay scale as in your hometown...and give up any positions for any singaporean going out of job ....u r most welcome....

• Darkness_hacker99

  11 Dec 11, 19:28

  I'd rather you try NUS or NTU.

• Fcukpap

  11 Dec 11, 22:26

  er....MBA is best overseas....reputable.....but u may not afford it...

  Manchester is a good choice with a campus here.....i think...quite affordable n flexible....

• winsomeea

  11 Dec 11, 22:31

  Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:

  I'd rather you try NUS or NTU.

  
  then what, then let the sg govt sponsor him???

• RJM

  20 Dec 11, 01:32

  Thanx alot guys for the advice.

• dangerboi

  21 Dec 11, 13:26

  Originally posted by winsomeea:

  
  then what, then let the sg govt sponsor him???

  

• Flavous

  28 Dec 11, 22:06

  Originally posted by Rednano:

   
  no, you should remain in India because in general, Singapore now is not so welcoming to having more foreigners lately whereby >40% of the total population here are foreigners already.

  you can still check out and go here @ www.spjimr.org in Mumbai, India to study your MBA because it also has a sister school branch here in Singapore @ www.spjain.org

  wow so direct and straightforward lol.

   

  And yes TS, Singapore is not very welcoming to foregners at the moment because its getting complicated here.

• goldenegg12

  9 Jan 12, 21:40

  Hi All, 

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