MBA in India

IMPACT OF COVD 19 on B-SCHOOL CURRICULUM
The Coronavirus pandemic has spawned a tsunami of innovative ideas for redesigning B- Schools PGDM curricula. The lessons learnt from the widespread disruption have spurred academicians to doff their hats and redesign syllabii of courses in Economies, Strategy, HR, Supply Chain Management etc. At JIMS, Kalkaji, New Delhi, apart from our pioneering efforts in embracing technology and successfully conducting online classes and examinations for our PGDM students, we have also tweaked our courses in real time to reflect the changing reality of the global pandemic. Our HR focused courses now include lessons learnt on how workplaces and their dynamics are continually evolving whilst the Economic course addresses the impact of crashing oil prices on the global economy. Other novel initiatives adopted by us to enrich the PGDM curriculum pertain to inclusion of predictive models in the financial markets and strategy courses as well as addition of new modules in courses of Disaster Management and Sustainability. It is well said of us that in keeping with our motto we strive to "evolve as the world revolvesDr ( Cdr) Satish Seth
Director General
JIMS Kalkaji
New Delhi.

In India, according to me, AURO University is undoubtedly the best and also a good option if you were thinking of studying abroad as it provides education standards that are on par with foreign universities in India itself. Master of Business
Administration programme at AURO University allows students to gain an understanding of the way businesses are run so that they can become positive change agents in their work and life. It instill within students an entrepreneurial spirit and the ability to go beyond academic management approaches. The programme helps students recognize and anticipate opportunity. The MBA at AURO University is intended to provide students with the knowledge, skills and attributes needed to make critical decisions in the future, where they will lead teams and manage businesses. Students learn not just theory, but how to apply cutting-edge concepts to real, relevant and live business problems. Programme Highlights
Students learn to apply cutting-edge management concepts to real, relevant and live business problems. It instills within students an entrepreneurial spirit and an ability to recognize and anticipate opportunities. Rigorous programme with a constantly evolving curriculum approved by academic and industry experts on board. Extensive industry engagement opportunities in terms of internships, live projects and distinguish guest speakers from industry. Integral & transformational approach to managing business with a strong focus on value-based management education. For MBA in my opinion, AURO University is the right choice for your future.

MBA Course Structure in India and Abroad
While highlighting the course structure of MBA courses in India and abroad, one can see many differences and similarities both. The MBA course curriculum abroad has a more practical approach where students are given case studies of various business entities and are asked to review those. This helps the student understand how to apply something that he/she has learnt theoretically into actual business practice. This is an interesting and engaging method as compared to the majority MBA programs in India, which are still more focused on the theoretical aspects. With time, however, at least the top b-schools in India are making changes and introducing new concepts and courses in MBA curriculum. Placement Opportunities
The placement process in Indian B-schools is relatively easier as students get an opportunity to interview with top companies on campus. In fact, the toppers at some of these B-schools get multiple offers. But when it comes to the placement process abroad, things work differently. The school usually does not guarantee a job. Students have to put in efforts and reach out and network with their dream companies in order to land a cushy job. Average Salary after MBA
When it comes to the average salary, there is a lot of difference between the average annual packages at Iims, ISB, other top Indian B-schools, and the topmost business schools abroad. Pass outs from ISB draw an average salary of Rs. 18 Lacs while those from IIM-A can expect to get around Rs. 19 Lacs. The alumni of some of the most prestigious and reputed universities abroad such as Harvard and Wharton can get an average salary of Rs. 78 Lacs. ParametersMBA in India MBA Abroad Exam CAT IIFT NMAT by GMAC, SNAP XAT GMAT GRE
Course Fee Between Rs. 7.5 Lacs - Rs. 25 Lacs Between Rs. 20 Lacs - Rs. 70 Lacs
Average Annual Salary approximately Rs. 18 - Rs. 19 Lacs approximately Rs. 45 Lacs.