I'Ve Completed My B.Tech In Mechanical And Have 5 Yrs Of Experience. I Want To Do Mba In Supply Chai |

I've completed my B.Tech in Mechanical and have 5 yrs of experience. I want to do MBA in Supply Chain Management in 2015/2016. Please guide me.

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19 Mar 2015
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Preferred qualification: Postgraduate | Preferred study destination: New Zealand

Hi all, Am Having some doubts regarding the course and earnings. Can any one please clarify my doubts??

1. I want to do my MBA in Supply chain and Logistics in New Zealand, what will be the chances of getting aid and how can apply for aid?

2. Will the university offers any part time jobs, if so what will be the pay?

3. How much i can get if i work out of the University?

4. What abt the Job offers after completion of the Course?

5. How often ppl get a job in the field of Manufacturing and Projects?

6. How much expenses will be there for a bachelor staying single for month?

7. How much it will cost per person with 2 people sharing a single bed room per Month?

8. How much Loan can I get in India with no assets to show?

9. What will be the percentage of loan I can get on assets worth 16 lacks india rupees?

10. Which country is having the better opportunities for Logistics and Supply chain New Zealand or Australia?

11. How can i go to Australia after completion of MBA in NZ?

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Anonymous Participant

23 Mar 2015
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Hi Harshith,

Thank you for your enquiry.

If your 5 years experience is in the Supply Chain and Logistics line you will be eligible for a MBA in the same line at New Zealand.

A scholarship depends upon your previous academic results and also after entering the University, depending on your academic performance in the 1st term you can try for a fee waiver or scholarship from the 2nd term onwards. The University admission team will have their own eligibility criteria and the student has to fulfill them to be eligible for the same.

You will be allowed to work part time on and off campus in both New Zealand and Australia. Universities will not assist you for part time jobs but their notice boards will advertise for jobs available. It is up to you to make friends, contacts and find yourself a part time job.

We can surely clarify your other doubts and give you more details if you can get in touch with me via mail at va-counselors@idp.com or call me on our Toll free number 18001032581