I am a mechanical engineer. I have almost 13 years work experience in sales, should I go for MBA? I wanted to go for 1 year regular MBA, but preparing for GMAT is impossible for me at this stage in my life. So that option is ruled out. 2nd option is ISB Hyde program for sr executive. But this is very expansive ( almost 40 L), hence ruled out. 3rd option is part time MBA from mdi or iit delhi.
There is a craze to do MBA on the part of the can didates, without even knowing that there are a number of MBAs without a job, although they passed out from the so called B -Schools, which have not given them any placements till now.
Re: MBA
by Sameer Shaikh on Oct 24, 2011 01:50 PM
Have you studied in B School MBA? Just by taking admission in Indian run MBA coaching class you cant defame the degree. Do you know what is taught in MBA? In international MBA and B Schools from India too, they teach advanced management techniques, report writing, live company projects, internship with top companies, but only from good institutes or called B Schools mostly. Get out of your pond and explore the world and comment then
Re: Re: MBA
by raghunandan on Oct 24, 2011 02:30 PM
sameer, Sunil is not wrong, i have studied the people who have MBA tag tied to their mindset. almost all MBA,s have onething in their mind that is they are superior in world & others are inferior to them they just question candidate's lesser qualification less work exp etc. but they does not atleast ask him/her what is hi/her strength in interview's. probably you could be right also ie if they are from good school they have advanced tools with them however how many of them will be in india as employed/?
Re: Re: MBA
by utpal bhuyan on Oct 25, 2011 02:20 AM
I am sorry but you are the one in a pond here. After working for sometime you will know the difference between theory and practical.
Re: MBA
by rachana purohit on Oct 24, 2011 02:28 PM
i agree completely wit u, being n mba grad 6yrs ago, i get interviewees who dont even the full form of it n yet r first class. sad state, gud downturn, only who can strive will enter now
Re: MBA
by Farooq Khan on Oct 27, 2011 03:51 AM
Exactly ! Experience is definitely require that's y even in IIMs the cut off for experience holder is always lesser than a fresher
Re: Other option then MBA ?
by ProudtobeNorthindian on Oct 24, 2011 11:38 AM
don't wate your time in collecting degrees, instead of try to start a business. If its successful, you will become ultra rich.
Re: MBA is becoming regular degree,No speciality
by ranjan anand on Oct 24, 2011 02:14 PM
Its worth or not..its up on you.They will give a degree but you have to prove this to recruiter as there is alot of cometetion in the market.
