Dreamin MBA in India

An MBA is a professional degree that opens various doors of opportunities into highly-sought-after positions in consulting, investment banking, venture capital and other areas. In the time span of two years or less, an MBA course makes you  well-versed in areas such as finance, management, marketing, human resource management, Operations, strategy etc.

But there are many specialization and several classes of Institutions, inside the country or abroad – option are many and confusions are many fold. So let’s move with us to remove the layers of confusion.

Who can go for an MBA?
Students – Any graduate can go for this more market-worthy qualification.
Working Executives – An already employed person who wants to move up in his/her career, those who simply want to increase their pay packets, enhance knowledge in managerial domains, make a mid career change or to attain greater job mobility.
Entrepreneurs & business heirs - An entrepreneur or business heir moves towards an MBA to acquire the knowledge that could help him to create, sustain and spread his business empire.

Available Program Options:

• Full  Time MBA
• Part Time MBA
• Executive MBA

Each of these program options possesses their own benefits and drawbacks and selection of a particular program depends on the individual. The executive
program is best suited for those applicants who have more senior level work experience.

Admission Process- Various Management Exams in India:
To get admission at a reputed B-School, you need to perform well in the management entrance tests like Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by the

Indian Institutes of Management, XAT conducted by XLRI Jamshedpur, IIFT admission test, admission test for FMS Delhi, MAT conducted by AIMA, SNAP Test by

Symbiosis, Pune NMAT by AIMA for NMIMS Mumbai and relevant state level common entrance test for business schools in various states.
How to select a B- school:
There are several classes of Institutions, inside the country or abroad – options are many and the task of selecting a right management institute becomes quite

difficult for a student. Although a lot of surveys and rankings are published throughout the year but theses surveys and rankings more or less creates

confusion in the minds of students. A student should judge an institute on his own predefined criteria. According to us, following are the most important

factors that should be considered while selecting a management institute:

• Image of the Institute
• Placements
• Faculty members
• Infrastructure
• Quality of students
• Corporate and Industrial linkage and association
• Location

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