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If you want to rise to the top in the world of business, then studying for MBA (Master in Business Administration) is a very good way to start. Need some proof? Here is an article we wrote on the highest paying master's degrees, where lo and behold, MBA comes out on top. A quick look through the qualifications of top CEOs around the world also shows the power of an MBA, with many big business names holding this degree. We have written about who we are! Check out these 7 Fortune 500 CEOs with MBAs. As far as studying MBA courses in Ireland goes, we cannot recommend it enough! Surprise, surprise, we have an article you should definitely read on the top reasons to study abroad in Ireland. But for now here's enough to know: it's a business hub with plenty of job opportunities, and the educational standard is world-class. Ireland also has an abundance of MBA courses, with accreditation from the likes of EQUIS, AMBA, and/or AACSB (the three largest business school accreditation ...

In India, there has been a steady increase in the number of students studying abroad . With over three lakh students abroad, India is second only to China for students going abroad to pursue international degrees. This trend may be because we have seen an increase in GMAT and GRE test-takers in India. Students consider the GMAT and GRE as the gateway to the colleges of their dreams. But, do Indian students crack these exams in the right way? More importantly, what are the top mistakes Indian students make on tests like the GMAT and GRE? Here are the top 10 mistakes that Indian students make when studying abroad like GMAT and GRE: 1. View examinations only as a test of subject knowledge There is a common misconception among Indian students that whatever exam they take is just a test of knowledge. The GMAT and GRE can be tricky. They test a candidate's business communication skills, not their English. And they test their analytical application skills and not their knowledge in mathem...

Studying abroad during college was my best experience. I was able to live in Paris and attend a university there as an exchange student. Those are some of my favorite memories! This post is about my best suggestions and advice for college students who are planning to study abroad soon. These are some of the biggest mistakes I made, some things I did right, and other useful tips for your study abroad! 1. Plan to study abroad as soon as possible At the end of the new year, I decided that I wanted to study abroad during the spring semester of my second year. I immediately started planning. Over the summer, I found the program I wanted to do and researched all its details. I went ahead and booked my flight and also lined up an apartment found on Airbnb. Then once school started back in the fall, I applied for my program and was accepted. Finally, I received the student visa I needed in the months before my departure and turned down some other details, such as registration for classes. Plan...