How can I get admission into the best MBA colleges in India?
By preparing for CAT (Common Aptitude Test) entrance exam. The best and most reputed MBA colleges in India are the IIMs. IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta, and IIM Lucknow being among the most reputed ones. IIM Ahmedabad is considered best among all the IIMs. However, others are no less.CAT 2017/2018 Syllabus, Exam Pattern, Study MaterialCheck this link for further information on exam pattern and syllabus. You can take coaching if you feel you need it, because there are subjects like maths and mental aptitude for which you might need help. Also practice as many previous years’ question papers as you can. Speed of attempting the questions is one of the most important factors, you need to learn some tricks to solve questions fast since the time you can devote per question would be very less. It is advisable to take a test series to attempt more papers, TIME is a good coaching institute.Attempt papers, and identify your weak areas, work on those, it is advisable to develop a systematic plan to study each topic.You need a very high percentile in order to get into IIMs. Once you clear the cutoffs for the colleges you have applied for, you will receive interview calls from the respective colleges. You need to clear the interviews in order to get into the best MBA colleges in India. :)
Can I get a full time MBA degree while doing my job?
In theory you can, if you think about the amount of time needed to get a satisfactory result in tests/assignments plus that needed to ‘maintain’ a job (minus a ‘reasonable’ level of sleep sacrifice). Also, this assumes that you have sufficient control over your schedule to attend classes.At the end of the day, you need to decide why you are doing the MBA. I went to a B-School that offered both Executive and Full-Time MBAs and the quality of interaction and relationships that the full-time classes offered was vastly superior to those on the Executive course (so much so that I would actually propose that they are a different standard of degree). Most people that do Executive MBAs have good jobs that are likely demanding and you can understand them being a little ‘spent’ by the end of a day. I liken this to trying to do a full-time job and study at the same time.One of the great things about MBAs (particularly at good schools) is that the students are generally accomplished and have industry (real world) experience. This makes the conversations extremely interesting. This level of benefit is difficult without spending a sufficient amount of time.Having said that, a lot of people choose to do the MBA for signalling purposes (and/or career advancement). Since the grade you receive from your MBA is not generally heavily weighted, the ability to get the degree would be more important than the increase in your real value (which is more closely linked to time spent and the interactions described above).Last, the other benefit of doing the MBA is the network, which is likely to be a function of the amount of time you spend with your classmates.
I want to study abroad, but I do not have enough money. What can I do?
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What are the must do courses along with a BBA?
Bachelor of Business Administration is one of the most demanding and popular undergraduate degree amongst the students in India.Its a degree program of three years divided in semester pattern. BBA Program is designed to give essential knowledge about management education;the program develops the students entrepreneurship and communication skills.Management students play a very important role in the various companies in organising and managing the smooth functioning of the companies work. Earlier only MBA degree program was offered for the interested students who wished to make their career in management;but with the need and demand of this sector the management courses were introduced at bachelors level i.e BBA,BBM(IB) etc.As you have been studying your BBA in IB you definitely have a good career options after pursuing your degree. But if you go with some parallel short term courses with BBA that will be an added feature to boom your career. You have many options to go for parallel courses.As you have been doing BBA in IB you can go for a correspondence course in Import and Export which is of one year and which will give you an more insight about the Import and Export industry. You can complete this course from Export trade and training Institute,Mumbai. The best part of this course is that you have here educational visits to the ports and cargos and practicals,so you gain the practical knowledge about the Import and Export area.While after completing your BBA (IB) you can also apply for your masters degree to IIFT,Delhi or can do PGDIB course or can go for an MBA with IB,Human Resourse,Marketing,Finance etc. as per your area of interest you can go for the MBA Specialisation.Otherwise you also have an option to get into the professional courses like- CA,CS,ICWA,CFP,CFA etc. CFP is a course which can be completed in an year or one and half year as per your convenience and is also a demanding profession.While you have an option of to get into Law- where you can study the subjects like International Economics or International Relations. Ypu can also get into Arts if you have interest.So before going into any further career option consider your strengths,capabilities,abilities. If you are more confused than go for MERA CAREER GUIDE's Career Assessment Test that will help you to know your strengths,abilities and capabilities. You can get in touch with me again with your reports.I hope you find this information useful and helpful.Best Luck