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What to look for when choosing a Global MBA – Insights by Dr Umesh Kothari

 

A Global MBA is designed to prepare professionals to operate confidently in multicultural and cross-border environments. With global career pathways becoming more accessible, candidates are seeking programs that offer both international exposure and practical leadership development.

Speaking on the value and evaluation of the MBA programs, Dr Umesh Kothari, Assistant Dean – Global MBA (GMBA), Master of Global Business (MGB) and Graduate Certificate of Global Management (GCGM) programs, SP Jain Global, highlights in News18 the key factors candidates must consider before making their choice.

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Dr Umesh Kothari, Assistant Dean – GMBA, MGB and GCGM programs

For Dr Kothari, the value of a Global MBA is defined by real global exposure, relevant curriculum, and strong industry and alumni networks. The outcome, he writes, is not just a degree but the ability to work and lead across markets.

He adds that ROI extends beyond starting salaries. It is reflected in long-term career mobility and the confidence to lead in global contexts.

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