MBA- The short, three-lettered acronym holds immense power in India. Not only does it open doors to financial prosperity but also social status and prestige making it pretty clear why a large percentage of Indian youth enroll in MBA programs every year landing India at the second spot in producing the most number of MBA graduates in the world, trailing only China.
If education was random then you could go anywhere. But the truth is it is about the right fit as per your resources and what the B-school can provide you. Is it Worth your time, effort, and money? Register here: http://bit.ly/3kgvIvF
We all have heard the exorbitant fees that most MBA students need to pay for their 2-year program, and for the same, they mostly take up education loans or depend on scholarships. What follows is a tedious process of repayment of the loans with a significant amount of interest labeled on them. Would you believe it if we tell you an MBA will cost you just Rs. 25- 30K. And that too with an average salary record of more than Rs. 14 LPA over the years! Would you believe us?
India is going through a tumultuous period thanks to the pandemic that started disrupting the normal daily life of millions worldwide. Just when it seemed the surge is under control, the second wave crushed many hopes of getting back to a normal life anytime soon. In such a situation, students are confused and anxious about their future choices. A lot of them decided last year to not move abroad for their studies.
During the journey of preparing for an MBA, one crucial question stands out - the fees of the B-school. The ROI a crucial parameter you need to consider before doing an MBA. How should you look at the numbers? What must you take into account while calculating the true value of the earnings from your MBA? Should you be looking at new B-schools or not? Does the brand really matter?
Getting into a good b-school is a full-time job; it requires time, practice, awareness and due diligence. But when the dust around CAT and other exams settles & you receive your scores, you are left facing a barrage of questions like, “Where will these scores get me?”, “How do I prepare for them?”, “How do I prepare for GD/PI?”, etc. Obviously, if you have a par score, getting into Tier 1 & 2 b-schools would be your goal & it has its own challenges. But if that’s not the case, going for Tier 3 b-schools has its own intricacies. So we thought we’ll talk about making the right choices after CAT.
At most Indian b-schools, campus placements are conducted between December and April. However, due to the Coronavirus lockdown, many management institutes have either halted or left the placement process incomplete. A recent post by the Business Line revealed that a premier b-school like ISB has completed 96% of placements for the outgoing class of 2020 and are left with 36 students yet to be placed. The situation is similar for other top institutes as well. While some companies like PwC are resorting to Skype and Zoom for placement interviews, others have deferred the process till May. But this is the current situation - what about the future? What about b-school placement post-COVID-19 crisis. Will the Coronavirus crisis have an effect on b-school placements process for the batch of 2021 and 2022?
MBA- The short, three-lettered acronym holds immense power in India. Not only does it open doors to financial prosperity but also social status and prestige making it pretty clear why a large percentage of Indian youth enroll in MBA programs every year landing India at the second spot in producing the most number of MBA graduates in the world, trailing only China.
If education was random then you could go anywhere. But the truth is it is about the right fit as per your resources and what the B-school can provide you. Is it Worth your time, effort, and money? Register here: http://bit.ly/3kgvIvF
We all have heard the exorbitant fees that most MBA students need to pay for their 2-year program, and for the same, they mostly take up education loans or depend on scholarships. What follows is a tedious process of repayment of the loans with a significant amount of interest labeled on them. Would you believe it if we tell you an MBA will cost you just Rs. 25- 30K. And that too with an average salary record of more than Rs. 14 LPA over the years! Would you believe us?
India is going through a tumultuous period thanks to the pandemic that started disrupting the normal daily life of millions worldwide. Just when it seemed the surge is under control, the second wave crushed many hopes of getting back to a normal life anytime soon. In such a situation, students are confused and anxious about their future choices. A lot of them decided last year to not move abroad for their studies.
During the journey of preparing for an MBA, one crucial question stands out - the fees of the B-school. The ROI a crucial parameter you need to consider before doing an MBA. How should you look at the numbers? What must you take into account while calculating the true value of the earnings from your MBA? Should you be looking at new B-schools or not? Does the brand really matter?
Getting into a good b-school is a full-time job; it requires time, practice, awareness and due diligence. But when the dust around CAT and other exams settles & you receive your scores, you are left facing a barrage of questions like, “Where will these scores get me?”, “How do I prepare for them?”, “How do I prepare for GD/PI?”, etc. Obviously, if you have a par score, getting into Tier 1 & 2 b-schools would be your goal & it has its own challenges. But if that’s not the case, going for Tier 3 b-schools has its own intricacies. So we thought we’ll talk about making the right choices after CAT.
At most Indian b-schools, campus placements are conducted between December and April. However, due to the Coronavirus lockdown, many management institutes have either halted or left the placement process incomplete. A recent post by the Business Line revealed that a premier b-school like ISB has completed 96% of placements for the outgoing class of 2020 and are left with 36 students yet to be placed. The situation is similar for other top institutes as well. While some companies like PwC are resorting to Skype and Zoom for placement interviews, others have deferred the process till May. But this is the current situation - what about the future? What about b-school placement post-COVID-19 crisis. Will the Coronavirus crisis have an effect on b-school placements process for the batch of 2021 and 2022?
