MBA in USA

Dear Abhay, education loans are offered by banks to students aspiring to study abroad. You must be admitted to the university firstly. Banks will provide only 80% to 85% of the finance which includes living expenses. The rest must be borne by you. You must manage this part of the finance yourself, look for sponsors. You can also opt for private funding agencies like Credila and Prodigy Finance which have higher interest rates though. Remember that you must first be accepted by the university hence meeting admission requirements is a must ( work experience, GMAT, TOEFL). Best of Luck!

Work ez is required for good unis. However there are universities in the US that also offer fresher MBAs. you need to additionally provide reasons for the gap or arrange for a gap certificate. Hope this helps.

Dear Adithyan,
In the UK the MBA is of one-year duration and fees can range from GBP 9000/- to about GBP 15,000/- depending on the University/ College applied to. In Rupees it about Rs. 9 lacs to Rs. 15 lacs. In the USA the course is offered normally with a 2-year duration and fees range from USD 25,000/- to 40,000/- which is about Rs. 16 lacs to Rs. 26 lacs.

The fees varies across universities and can range from Rs10 Lakhs to Rs.60 Lakhs! Hope this helps!

You have to appear for GMAT which requires minimum 2yrs work ex. Fee structure will depend on the colleges you shortlist

Hi
As per the Forbes list INSEAD is the best in the world. To check your eligibility take a look at the following link as this will give you a better idea.
http://www.insead.edu/mobile/mba/admissions/checklist.cfm

The budget would vary from 30-40 L for 2 years.The expected median starting salary for recent MBA graduates in the United States will be $100,000 this year.specialization would depend on your interest.
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Hello Dhariya,
The choice of an MBA is certainly good & assuming that you have been working after your B.Tech. An MBA kind of higher education would give a sure shot boost to your resume. Further, as USA is being one of the best countries for MBA, requires GMAT, TOEFL & a good work experience. Since you have a second division in the B.Tech, it is highly recommended that you should be securing a high GMAT score. The US universities evaluate the holistic application thus your Letter of Reference & your essays are very critical contributors in making a successful application. Please feel free to ask any question if required.
Regards.