Just enroll for the following courses or their equivalent in a B-School.
Managerial Finance Managerial Economics Managerial Accounting Strategic Management Marketing Management Information Systems and Quantitative Methods and Operation Management
These 7 courses give you a good enough understanding and knowledge of the business environment to start in a managerial job.
Other courses like "Ethics", "Business law", "Social Responsibility?" and so on are useless in India because you will in all probability will end up working for some snake oil maker of a bania who wants to exsanguinate the country dry!
These "other" courses are actually taught to help the institute brag that it offers a "well-rounded" MBA program!
If you can't afford to do you MBA, don't sweat it!
Just get you hands on text books for the aforementioned courses, study on your own from them and correlate what you learn with case studies on the topics available on the internet for free!
If you are asked in the interview why you chose this particular way of getting an MBA, ask your interviewer a simple question back .... "Are you interested in a piece of paper which says I have earned a degree or are you interested in how I can help your organization with the knowledge I have acquired which you can easily test in this interview?"
The bottom line is that an MBA degree is an academic con job which bene
Re: Re: Don't
by Asif Muthoot on Jan 21, 2013 01:52 AM
One could say the same nonsense about any degree anywhere in the world. All engg books and concepts are available online and at Nayi Sadak new delhi, all medical concepts are given out there, pharma books are available, physics, chemistry, accounting, CA etc..why does anyone need to go to a college/university at all and slog for years to gain a degree. Please wake up and get out of the rock you are under.
