Hmmm….. so planning for MBA/PGDM (2 year
management programme)
when it
comes to Institute selection, "MBA Aspirants (most dedicated and serious
candidates, who dropped last year because either available institutes were not
suitable for them or they were not suitable for remaining institutes), starts
hunting institutes without knowing their preference or priorities.
Mr. A
spend 12 long years in formal education and then 3 or 4 years in "college
masti" but masti and time pass is almost over now as his/her parents
wants them to pursue management career.
MBA
karna hai
.......Par Kaha se, kaise, konsa exam dena hai, kaha apply karna hai.
"kuch
pata nahi" even some of he/his friends dont know "kyu karna
hai"
Is it a Degree,
Status Symbol, High salaries, Life in Management Colleges, Because you
just want to stay out of HOME, Friends ne kiya to mujhe bhi karna
hai....
There must
be something in mind which keeps prompting you about Mission MBA or PGDM or
PGP (all are 2 year full time Management Programme)
Pursuing
MBA/PGDM/PGP (2 year full time management programme) is not just parking your
self for 2 years; it is investing 2 years for next 30-40 years, so there must
be a serious and proper mind set for "MBA Kyu Karna hai".
Once
"MBA Kyu" Concept is clear, your work is half done.....
Half
Done........................!
I am not kidding;
Yes you found this right "HALF DONE"
Because
now you just need to find which institutes are available which are suitable for
your need (MBA Kyu).
There are
3 types of courses available in India. One is MBA (UGC Approved) normally
through state level or deemed university, second is PGDM an autonomous
programme which is AICTE Approved; third one is PGP fully autonomous course
along with MBA UGC & DEC Approved (Distance Education Council)
MBA/PG
Aspirants must understand that weather Placements/Industrial exposure/leanings
are important or just a "degree", approvals are more important
or getting good exposure, Institutes giving full page advertisement in dailies
are good or Institutes are old but do not advertise are better and more.....
Best way
to get best available option is to know what your preferences are, analyze,
find 4-5 institutes as per your preference, visit, apply and finally opt one, but
don’t drop an year because no one knows what will happen next year, few more
institutes will come next year and you may not be interested in being an
article of experiment in first batch, competition will also increase, you may
or may not find better option but one thing is sure that you lost one year,
which is not going to come back (even better options (not in case of top 15
Institutes) can not compensate with frustration you will face in 365 days and
salary of one year in case of admission in above average institute)
So why to
Drop if you are average or just above average student, this may sound odd you
now you must realize that what you are good at and what you are bad at
Last
update in above article 18th February 2010..... (Your Views &
Queries are invited)
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Hi,
Appeared for MBA
Entrance Exams (CAT/MAT/State Level Exam)
What are the plans
for MBA Admission....Confused.......400+Institutes in MAT............150+
Institutes in CAT and 100+ in State Level Exam
Which One is better
for you................?
Let’s discuss the possibilities
Course Name is more important
or Group Associated with that Institute is more important.
Approvals are more
important or Placement records (for Old Institutes)/Placement Opportunities (new
Institutes).
Your Interested Specialization
is more important or any specialization in demand is good enough?
While selecting
Suitable Institute, Students are supposed to understand their requirement such
as "Why they want to pursue MBA"
- Placements, Industrial Exposure,
MDP's
- Degree
- Status Symbol
- Friends are doing so.......
- Well As you don’t have other options
- or "Chalo kuch Naya Karte
hai"
Decide first why do
you wants to go for MBA...........?
Don’t just
park your two year, spend for better career and opportunities...!
Then start looking
for options.... (Available options only) IIM’s are best but are u suitable for IIM’s,
Analalyze your self, understand the difference between Best options and suitable/available Options
Take a long breath
and analyze 10-12 lines written above. Surely it will help you.....?
Your
views and queries are invited.
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