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Study UK: ''Will my work experience help?


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mohit gandhi
my experiance in india
by mohit gandhi on Nov 17, 2009 06:24 PM

hi i am working as a medical rep in india in a american multinational for 4 years now i am planning to move to u.k i just want to know whether my experiance will be considred there or not

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sarvesh
PLANNING TO UK
by sarvesh on Oct 14, 2009 07:21 PM  | Hide replies

Hi am,


I HAVE DONE B-TECH IN ECE NOW i am planning for masters in uk i require your gidence in chossing a good collige and kindly tell me wheather msc in telecommunication or masters in wireless communication will help me in long stay in ukwill thiss corcess comes under SEGC SCHEEM IN LONDON

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Robinsjose
Re: PLANNING TO UK
by Robinsjose on Dec 14, 2009 07:56 PM
for any doubt on uk visa contact me

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Hari
Careful selection required
by Hari on Aug 26, 2009 05:11 PM

Be careful when you select a college. Most of the agents who canvas students for the UK colleges are not capable to provide proper advise. There are umpteen number of colleges in UK who provide the MBA degrees. Don't expect a decent job after passing out from the 3rd rate colleges. The agents are interested as they get commission from the colleges.

Unlike the MBA courses in India, in UK the clssroom sessions are conducted only for 2 days and then you are free. It is 'expected' that students should do self-learning using libraries. The course contents and the work load are 1/10 of a typical MBA course in India. Most of the MBA students in UK use their free time to do part time work. And they undertake menial work - like washing plates in hotels, security jobs, selling calling cards, pan, pani puri etc. at the roadside vendor. The per hour rate as per rule is around 6 pounds, and our guys go for rates as low as 2 - 3 pounds. So the MBA students in UK are more focussed on their survival than their studies. This is the trend.

To me a MBA from a local college in UK (leaving aside the major Universities) doesn't even give the guy/gal an upper edge in the marriage market. UK promotes it as Education is their 2nd or 3rd major revenue stream. Don't fall prey to the colleges and their agents. And be careful when you select your universities.

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samer chakma
hi
by samer chakma on Aug 22, 2009 10:54 AM

i have completed am graduation in commerce, and am having a tally knowledge with 6 months work eperience in accounting and now want to study in abroad for higher studies and also i am looking for sponsor or education loan , for that what i need to do?

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sursani reddy
Education in UK
by sursani reddy on Jul 28, 2009 11:56 PM

I have 2 yrs work experience?does doing MBA in UK help my career?
I think I am late for applying for this sem, what should I do?
What are the future prospects after completing the course? Will I get a job?
Do we get any scholarships?

To all readers, UK Universities would do anything and everything to get international students, they will say all kind of nice and sweet words and show wonderful dreams and a very bright future on paper, but the reality of this is all this done only for the fees they get from international students.
Consultants in India get good money for each student, International officer at the university gets good money on International student admissions.

Once you pay your fees and get into the country the whole game changes

Suddenly Brit's will remember about the new immigration rules, tax rules, visa fees, British jobs for British People rule and all sort of nonsense one can ever think off...

So bottom line is all they need is fees from us, reason being a British national doing his master's degree will only pay about �3,000 whereas an international students pay above �10,000 at an average university, and universities need money to survive.

This is not to discourage anyone. I just thought this is help you guys to make right decision

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