What's your question?

DU Connections

DU Connections Latest Questions

Swati Handa
  • 2
Swati HandaFresher
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Admin Administrator

    There are many countries in the world where government sponsors MBA and students don't have to pay anything to study in top colleges of that university so these countries are the cheapest for any MBA candidate as the government is taking up all costs for doing an MBA. These are the countries where MRead more

    There are many countries in the world where government sponsors MBA and students don’t have to pay anything to study in top colleges of that university so these countries are the cheapest for any MBA candidate as the government is taking up all costs for doing an MBA.

    These are the countries where MBA is cheapest-

    1. Sweden- The government of Sweden completely sponsors the MBA cost for the students of their country who have citizenship in Sweden. They don’t have to pay any tuition fees or application fees for pursuing MBA.

    2. Germany- Yes German Universities charges very nominal fees from their students for the MBA program which is affordable for all so that each and every student can afford to study quality education and there are many scholarship facilities as well for the students studying in Germany.

    3. Norway- Same as Germany, the Norway government sponsors MBA for all MBA aspirants whether local or who are from abroad. They just have to pay fix charges of €40 to €80 per semester rest all the cost is taken care of by the government.

    4. Malaysia- Malaysia also has affordable MBA tuition as compared to other countries, the average fees of top universities are around 8-10 Lakhs Indian Rupees which is quite affordable as compared to UK and US.

    See less
    • 1
Geet Sharma
  • 2
Geet SharmaFresher
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Admin Administrator

    The simple answer is Yes, India is very good for MBA as compared to average universities abroad, I am not considering Standford, Harward, etc, here because their level is completely different. But if you are getting admission to an average university abroad that is not under the top 30 list then it'Read more

    The simple answer is Yes, India is very good for MBA as compared to average universities abroad, I am not considering Standford, Harward, etc, here because their level is completely different. But if you are getting admission to an average university abroad that is not under the top 30 list then it’s better to do MBA from India as there will be no extra as such benefit to you. After completing your MBA you again will be coming back to your country due to lack of desired jobs for MBA graduates as per your satisfaction and will be competing with the same candidates who have done their MBA from LPU or CU from here. So it’s better if you look for a good college here instead of losing your pocket just to study abroad.

    See less
    • 1
Vaibhav Garg
  • 2
Vaibhav GargCR
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Admin Administrator

    Salary after MBA is based on your institute, your stream, your skills, and your position so it differs for everyone. Although the average package that a person secures is 7-8 Lakhs per annum it can be more or less as per the factors mentioned above.

    Salary after MBA is based on your institute, your stream, your skills, and your position so it differs for everyone. Although the average package that a person secures is 7-8 Lakhs per annum it can be more or less as per the factors mentioned above.

    See less
    • 2
Ekansh Sharma
  • 2
Ekansh SharmaSenior
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Admin Administrator

    Since MBA is a master's degree so, one must have at least completed their graduation to be eligible for pursuing MBA, whether it's a 3-year graduation degree or a 4-year graduation degree it doesn't matter to be eligible for MBA.

    Since MBA is a master’s degree so, one must have at least completed their graduation to be eligible for pursuing MBA, whether it’s a 3-year graduation degree or a 4-year graduation degree it doesn’t matter to be eligible for MBA.

    See less
    • 2
Venesa
  • 2
VenesaFresher
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Admin Administrator

    As a subject maths is not a requirement for MBA, a candidate can be from any stream being Science, Commerce or Humanities. But maths is required in all entrance exams for MBA whether CAT, MAT, XAT, GMAT, etc, to check the analytical and problem-solving skills of the candidates.

    As a subject maths is not a requirement for MBA, a candidate can be from any stream being Science, Commerce or Humanities. But maths is required in all entrance exams for MBA whether CAT, MAT, XAT, GMAT, etc, to check the analytical and problem-solving skills of the candidates.

    See less
    • 2
Jayant
  • 1
JayantExperts
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 1
  1. Admin Administrator

    There are many popular National Level Entrance Exams for MBA, each institute has its own policies related to which entrance exam they consider and to what extent so if you wish to sit for various institutes while applying you have to follow their policies. These are the most popular entrance exams-Read more

    There are many popular National Level Entrance Exams for MBA, each institute has its own policies related to which entrance exam they consider and to what extent so if you wish to sit for various institutes while applying you have to follow their policies.

    These are the most popular entrance exams-

    1- CAT(Common Admission Test) conducted by Indian Institutes of Management
    2- CMAT(Common Management Admission Test) conducted by National Testing Agency NTA.
    3- MAT(Management Aptitude Test) conducted by All India Management Association (AIMA)
    4- XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test) conducted by Xavier School of Management (XLRI)
    5- NMAT (NMIMS Management Aptitude Test) conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council
    6- SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Online Test) conducted by Symbiosis International University
    7- ATMA (AIMS Test for Management Admissions) conducted by the Association of Indian Management Schools
    8- GMAT(Graduate Management Admission Test) conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council.

    See less
    • 2
Vaibhav Garg
  • 2
Vaibhav GargCR
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Ekansh Sharma Senior

    MBA stands for Masters in Business Administration, the course teaches you the complete management related tricks and techniques to handle and manage your business well by making good decisions. It enhances your analytical power and makes you a better decision-maker after analysing the situation.

    MBA stands for Masters in Business Administration, the course teaches you the complete management related tricks and techniques to handle and manage your business well by making good decisions. It enhances your analytical power and makes you a better decision-maker after analysing the situation.

    See less
    • 1
Swati Handa
  • 2
Swati HandaFresher
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Ekansh Sharma Senior

    Generally a regular MBA is of 2 years divided into 4 semesters but some universities mainly abroad also provides one year executive MBA or PGDM course so it can be different as per the rules of different universities.

    Generally a regular MBA is of 2 years divided into 4 semesters but some universities mainly abroad also provides one year executive MBA or PGDM course so it can be different as per the rules of different universities.

    See less
    • 1
Venesa
  • 2
VenesaFresher
Asked: December 14, 2021In: ,
  • 2
  1. Admin Administrator

    Passing the MBA exam is not difficult but getting everything from the course that the faculties want us to learn and understand is difficult. MBA is about taking decisions as per your analysis so you will be moving around data, finance, analytics how much you are taking and how better you are makingRead more

    Passing the MBA exam is not difficult but getting everything from the course that the faculties want us to learn and understand is difficult. MBA is about taking decisions as per your analysis so you will be moving around data, finance, analytics how much you are taking and how better you are making yourself in taking managerial decisions depends on you and no one can be a master just by learning so you need to have practical knowledge as well. So that part is tough if you wait to come out in the corporate world to have practical experience then may you are late as some have already started their projects or performing amazingly well in internships so that part is difficult to be ahead of the crowd. Otherwise passing MBA exams are easy as other graduation courses I believe.

    See less
    • 2