MBA in Australia

Hi,
It is enough for most of them, however, certain universities require 3-4 years of work experience. Check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508

Hi,
Refer the following link for the same:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/australia/universities/university-of-western-sydney/master-of-business-administration-mba

Dear Naveen,
Without any work experience, you can not go to US or Australia. So kindly gain at least 2 years of experience and then think about it.
Good wishes.

Dear Ashish,
You won't be able to pursue Master's degree from Australia if you are unexperienced. In order to do MBA from there, you must have above 85% in graduation, valid GMAT (or GRE) and IELTS, TOEFL or PTE score. You need good LORs, and essay writing capabilities and more than two years of work experience (managerial position). You need to satisfy all the above-said criteria to pursue MBA from Australia.

Dear Ramesh,
Without any work experience, it is really impossible to do MBA in Australia. And along with your graduation and IELTS score, you need to submit the GMAT (or GRE) score card to them followed by GD/PI and essays writings. So dear, it has a long process and to be the deemed eligible, you have to fulfil all the criteria that mentioned. At least, 2 year of managerial work experience is highly mandatory. Feel free to ask any query at any time.
Good wishes.

If you are a fresher then you are not eligible to do MBA in Australia. If you want to do MBA, you can do from UK as it is for freshers without experience. It is a one year PG program.
You can not compare MBA in India and abroad as in abroad it is more practical oriented.

Hi Harman,
It is best if you sit for your GMAT test.
Some Australian universities such as Macquarie University does not list having a GMAT score as one of their admission requirements - they need minimum two years of professional experience
But universities like University of New South Wales and University of Melbourne require a GMAT score. It depends on the university.
Check each university's requirement - and how much is their cut-off score.

Both countries will have some pros and cons. If I were in your place, I'd prefer Canada because:
1) Its proximity to the US.
2) Availability of high paying jobs.
3) Global and recognized universities and curriculum.
4) Canadians are more friendly and welcoming to Indians.
I get positive vibes from Canada. I've not done enough research on Australia to comment.

Hi Nehal,
If you get through ISB or IIM, you need not really think for a better school. Business graduates from these schools are equally sought after abroad. You have to check which university in Australia you want to graduate from. If your final aim is to settle in India go ahead with IIM or ISB.