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26-10-2021, 02:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Local MBAs are trash. HYP or INSEAD then can open doors
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Yes, need secure a GMAT score of 700 and school fees of half a 4rm HDB that has to be paid off in one year. Hence the previous posts, unless you are a high flyer who has earned alot or company sponsor you because they see you as a potential to be the next CEO/CFO/CTO/MD, not many can really really achieve that. If can achieve that great, you are the top 0.1% in the world (99.9th percentile). For me, top 5% can liao. Let the cream of the crop buy a Rolls Royce or Ferrari, I'm contented if I can afford a new Aston Martin or Porsche.
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08-11-2021, 10:50 PM
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Any thoughts on the Tsinghua-MIT MBA? It's a 2 years program at less than S$40k plus you get the China network which is more desirable than US/Europe network in Singapore.
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09-11-2021, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Any thoughts on the Tsinghua-MIT MBA? It's a 2 years program at less than S$40k plus you get the China network which is more desirable than US/Europe network in Singapore.
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Go for it!
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13-11-2021, 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yes, need secure a GMAT score of 700 and school fees of half a 4rm HDB that has to be paid off in one year. Hence the previous posts, unless you are a high flyer who has earned alot or company sponsor you because they see you as a potential to be the next CEO/CFO/CTO/MD, not many can really really achieve that. If can achieve that great, you are the top 0.1% in the world (99.9th percentile). For me, top 5% can liao. Let the cream of the crop buy a Rolls Royce or Ferrari, I'm contented if I can afford a new Aston Martin or Porsche.
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Insead is not abt the school fees but the barrier of entry.
To enter one must be great. So employers look at that.
Whereas any ah Mao ah gou can enter nus ntu smu mba
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04-03-2022, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Insead is not abt the school fees but the barrier of entry.
To enter one must be great. So employers look at that.
Whereas any ah Mao ah gou can enter nus ntu smu mba
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i thought it's both school fees and intelligence? That's why the rich and smart people can go to INSEAD.
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04-03-2022, 07:21 PM
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the ability to network with certain ppl makes it all worth it
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24-03-2022, 09:02 AM
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Super Member
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Posts: 471
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In summary
MBA is only useful for high flyer people in banking and finance industry for his ROI?
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24-03-2022, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by zero_88
In summary
MBA is only useful for high flyer people in banking and finance industry for his ROI?
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not necessary. how much you get out of the programme really depends on the individual
curriculum wise, useful to understand how to rrun a proper business.
networking wise, really depends on whether u fully utilise it.
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07-04-2022, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Local MBAs are trash. HYP or INSEAD then can open doors
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Unfortunately only a few select elites can attend elite programs like INSEAD or HSW.
INSEAD is especially hard to break in as there's a quota on each nationality. Every year the school caps the intake at about 10 odd Singaporeans. Minus away those that are MBB sponsored, there are only about 5 odd Singaporeans who are self sponsored every year. Not to mention the Alumni interviews which you need to pass to get in. These alumni only allow candidates with prestigious backgrounds eg MBB/high finance to pass as they don't want low-calibre candidates to dilute their prestigious INSEAD branding, not after they have spent a few hundred K on the degree itself. It's a bloody high barrier to entry.
And even if you get in, the school fees are more than 2 times the price of local MBAs. Unless one is really earning high income eg at least $8K+ at about late twenties (average age at admission), one wouldn't really be able to afford/get a decent loan quantum.
Also consider the fact that INSEAD has a campus in Singapore, this gonna drive up the applications from Singaporeans. So if you are a Singaporean applying to INSEAD, it is like an uphill battle carrying a 20kg field pack with matador. Only creme de la creme can get in. So for most people, local MBAs still remain as a more attainable option.
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07-04-2022, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Insead is not abt the school fees but the barrier of entry.
To enter one must be great. So employers look at that.
Whereas any ah Mao ah gou can enter nus ntu smu mba
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I think must be both great and rich too leh. To enter you must be great, but how do you verify it? Top schools like Insead also very smart. Since you say you are great, then you must be able to afford the exorbitant school fees also lah, if not you could be bluffing.
nus ntu smu mba barrier to entry really very low. it's usually applied by people in china or india who want to come over to singapore. my friend complain the class is like 90% filled with china/india.
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