With some top 50 graduate
schools of business across the north Karnataka, the M.B.A. degree has clearly
become a commodity.
Even among elite schools,
courses and case studies are pretty much water from the same well (i.e.,
finance, operations, marketing, HR).
So how do you choose? By
using the rankings? Which ones? The Economist’s? Business week’s? The Financial
Times’s? And if you do, how do you tell the difference between a school ranked
No. 6 and a school ranked No. 7?
Don’t ask none. Don’t ask
the schools, either. Their polished brochures try to be everything to
everybody, and in the process they obscure rather than illuminate.
An MBA, or a Master of Business Administration, is a very hot
topic nowadays. Is this just a trend, a touch, or is there real value in
pursuing such a study programme? It is expensive and demanding and it has high
entry requirements, so why should you opt for an MBA?
1. Higher
remuneration
The
average salary for an MBA graduate is considerably higher than that of an
employee with a regular master qualification. For MBA graduates the average
salary ranges from 8000 INR (in governmental or non-profit Institutions) to 28000I
NR (in consultancy, finance or healthcare). That is almost twice as much of
what you can expect to earn with a regular University degree. In this case, in
2-3 years, you cover the investment made in your MBA education, which is
estimated to cost, for a 2 year MBA at a top business university, 35000 INR on
average.
2. Better career opportunities
This advantage of an
MBA degree goes hand in hand with the first one and it is actually the cause of
the first one. Graduates of an MBA programme have, due to their qualification,
higher chances of obtaining and holding a high level management position. It is
estimated that 70% of the MBA graduates worldwide are senior managers or board
directors. This type of position brings along a higher salary but of course
also a higher responsibility and longer working hours.
3. Better fused business network
As
an MBA student you have great networking opportunities. Through this type of
study you get to know and interact in a relevant manner (in a context that
emphasizes your business management capabilities) with colleagues (future high
level managers), professors and teaching staff (usually former or current
potent business people, with great on-field experience). Furthermore if you are
not doing a part-time MBA next to your job or within your company you have good
chances to meet potential employers through the various internships that are
part of most top MBA programme.
4. A holistic viewpoint over the
business world
As
mentioned before, through studying an MBA you become part of a great network of
professionals and companies and you constantly challenge yourself with the
newest problem-solving. These things together give you a great overview of the
business world, a deep understanding and certain receptiveness to the slight
changes of this environment. This type of overview and sensitivity is very hard
to achieve without spending a lot of time on it.
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