Best MBA Colleges for Direct Admission

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Ans. The IIMs and IITs are the best colleges when it comes to do an MBA. The best IIMs in India are IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Lucknow, IIM Calcutta, and IIM Kozhikode. Among the IITs, the best names include IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, IIT Delhi and IIT Kanpur.

Apart from these, there are many other government colleges like FMS Delhi and NITIE Mumbai, and private MBA colleges like SP Jain Mumbai, Narsee Monjee, XLRI Jamshedpur and MDI Gurgaon.

Ans. Mumbai turns out to be one of the top hubs for pursuing MBA education in India as it offers very good colleges and also placement opportunities at multiple stock exchanges. In addition to this, Delhi NCR, Gujarat, and Bangalore are some other preferred cities and states for management education in India.

Ans. IIM Indore is ranked as the 7^th best MBA college in India by NIRF Ranking 2021 and 4^th by Outlook. The institute offers a PGPM degree rather than an MBA, and the rating for PGPM at IIM Indore is 8.3/10. The institute charges a fees of INR 7,86,000 for 1 year of education and offers an average salary of INR 22.92 lakh per annum. Thus, the ROI of IIM Indore is 2.91.

Ans. MBA Finance is one of the most popular specializations of MBA in India. The course is offered by more than 2,000 B Schools in India. Some of the best colleges in India for MBA Finance are IIM Kozhikode, SP Jain Mumbai, IIFT New Delhi and MDI Gurgaon.

Ans. MBA is the most popular course and the basic eligibility criterion is also not too harsh. Any graduate from any stream can pursue this course. In addition to this, MBA offers the most lucrative career options to students. The package offered after completing the course is one of the highest. Also, there is a huge demand for the course in India. All these reasons contribute to an expensive MBA degree.

Ans. India has some of the best B schools in world, which are also ranked by international agencies like QS. Thus, India is definitely one of the best countries for MBA. The average MBA package after graduating from the Tier 1 colleges in India like IIMs is around INR 25-40 lakh per annum. This value is comparable with many other countries in the world.

Ans. CAT is not a difficult, rather a competitive exam. The syllabus of CAT includes questions related to Verbal Aptitude, Non-Verbal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation. Many of these questions are also asked by companies during their campus recruitment, though the level in CAT is a bit high.

Still, proper guidance and training can make CAT an easy nut for you to crack. It does not matter how much you score. What matters is the rank of your score among all the participating students.

Ans. CAT is not strictly compulsory for MBA, but yes, it will open the maximum number of doors for you. All the IIMs and IITs in India take admission only on the basis of CAT. Majority of the private and government MBA colleges take admission on the basis of CAT score. So not appearing for CAT might snatch away many opportunities from you, that too the best ones.

Still, if you don’t want to give CAT, you can go for many other exams like CMAT, MAT, NMAT, XAT and ATMA

Ans. MBA Finance graduates can earn a salary anywhere between INR 3 lakh to 30 lakh per annum. This depends very much upon the college you are graduating from. IIM graduates generally earn annual packages above INR 20 lakh. The graduates of IITs and the best private colleges, i.e., Tier 2, get to earn an average salary of INR 12-18 lakh. In the case of average colleges, the package stays around INR 3-7 lakh per annum.

Ans. MBA Finance Syllabus covers a holistic detail of topics like Finance, Managerial Accounting, Risk Management, Corporate Taxation, Income Securities, etc. Read all the details of subjects and workshops in this course, by clicking on MBA Finance Syllabus.

Ans. There is no specified age for when you can do an MBA. Still, you should look for the course around the age of 25-28 years. The average student age after graduation is 22 years. If you go on to do a job after this and choose an MBA at an age of 25-28 years, you will be having work experience also. This increases your chances of getting recruited in selection procedure.

Ans. The most in-demand MBA specializations in India are MBA Marketing, MBA Finance, MBA in HR and MBA Operations Management.

Ans. There are many parameters to consider which is better, an MBA or CA. The average money invested in a CA course is very less than the cost of an MBA. However, the latter offers a much more attractive package than the former one.

CA is an uncertain journey and you don’t know how long it will take to complete the course. In the case of an MBA, you will probably be working at a suitable place after 2 years.

The job options after an MBA are enormous, while CA, CS and related courses have a limited scope.

So, considering all these options, MBA does look to be a better course than CA. However, all that glitters in not gold. Understand the syllabus of both courses and find your call and simply go for that.

Ans. The average salary of MBA is more than that of CA. The average MBA salary in India can up to INR 20-25 lakh, while the average CA salary is INR 7-10 lakh.

Ans. IIM Calcutta and IIM Ahmedabad offer the best placement packages in India. But, the ROI of IIM Calcutta is not so good as its fees is very high.

Ans. No. An MBA course can be done after graduation in any stream, but not after Class 12th.

Ans. Some of the top colleges accepting TANCET score for MBA admission in India are Anna University, PSG Coimbatore, Kongu Engineering College, Erode, ITM Business School, Chennai, CIMAT Coimbatore, and Vel Tech Chennai. Check the complete list of MBA Colleges in India accepting TANCET.

Ans. Yes, MBA can be done after B.Tech. In fact, BTech students make the largest share in MBA batches of top MBA colleges in India.

Ans. Yes. MBA can be done through online medium also. Read more about this here.

Ans. Maths make an important part of both MBA syllabus and MBA entrance exams. So you cannot skip the Queen of Science.

Ans. It does not matter which course you study in graduation for your MBA admission. However, BTech, BBA and BCA are some of the recommended courses.

Ans. MBA does offer skills which guide you in your entrepreneurial journey. So yes, it might turn out to be a good course if you are planning to become one.

Ans. The value for money of an MBA depends upon the college you study it from. If you are graduating from a top Tier 1 or Tier 2 college, you will most probably realize the value in future. In case of Tier 3 colleges, your skills appear to be an additional criteria, as sometimes these colleges lack the important stuff.

Ans. This totally depends on which field you want to enter. If you plan to remain in the core IT field and make advancements in your engineering specialization, simply choose MTech or MS. If you plan to enter the business industry and the management sector, go for an MBA.