MBA opens alot of avenues but requires a lot of networking skills

I believe Duke has been one of the best decisions of my life, it paved my way into a whole different mindset. Pursuing MBA at Duke gave me various avenues to explore and build a good network which has helped me throughout

I chose the course because it aligned best with my career goals of working in corporate. The faculty is highly experienced and comes from various diverse backgrounds. The class ratio has been close to 1:40 All the faculty members are from IVY colleges and come with immense experience in their respective fields Exams took place thrice a year and some hard work can get you good grades

There are no campus placement cells throughout these European MBA colleges, there is a faculty-led cell but doesn't help much with good companies. So it all comes down to your efforts and networking skills. Most of my batch mates got placed at big firms in the end semester

The fee structure is pretty simple, you can pay the fees in one go or in 3 installments. I was provided with an academic scholarship. The fees remained the same throughout and I had to take up a financial loan which is easily payable if you're able to get your self a good stipend internship

The campus life is very active. There are around 30 students led clubs in the college and they are very much active and responsive throughout the year. Joining a club becomes very important in your college life to learn and network with fellow batch mates. The entrepreneurship club, the literary club and the environment club were very famous during my times at college

Yes, the interview was pretty rigorous. There were questions from all around the industries, GK, and tested your awareness and business acumen at every level. The scholarship is also awarded on the same basis and good prep is required for these sort of interviews