Why MBA

IIM Ahmedabad alumnus Santosh Desai, CEO, Future Brands, says, “The wonderful thing about the MBA is that one will not just be the manager, but also a creator. I think the most important future challenge would be how you are going to transcend the act of managers. In management institute, you are given the freedom to think and to face the challenges. It will be new because all the things are in you but nothing compels you to think independently as does the good MBA course.”

According to Asian Development Bank economic growth projections Indian economy would grow at 7.4% leaving China behind which is proposed to have the economic growth rate of 6.5%. The Make in India and start up India would consistently need more skilled and managerial professionals to meet the growing demand in coming years.

When we aspire to make India usher in the era of double digit growth, move on the path of Make in India, it may not come from a few developed urban pockets. It is the task of the MBAs to develop the less developed areas and bring uniformity in the development, as MBAs have the right skills.

Graduate Management Admission Council’s (GMAC) 2016 Alumni Perspectives Survey Report reveals that all the alumni who were surveyed agree that MBA contributed a lot to boost their career. 81% feel that MBA was instrumental to increase their salary substantially; 80% find that MBA prepared them for leadership roles; 74% find that MBA offered quicker advancement in career and 70% are of the view that doing MBA helped them to improve their network.

You can’t become a doctor, engineer or scientist if you are a general graduate in commerce, humanities, arts, computer application and others. But you can become the highly paid manager after completing your MBA degree.

MBA degree gives depth to your resume and helps you to choose career options as per your own perspective and better marketability. You are not the same person after emerging from the Management institute as it shapes your personality and widens your knowledge in different aspects and field.

MBA degree propels you for a managerial job or position. If you are student with a specialization in engineering, chartered accountancy, Company secretary, etc, you need an MBA degree to gain a managerial position.

Inspite of economic slowdowns round the world, placement records of top B- schools in India come as a motivation for all those who have a dream to pursue MBA.

The highest and average placement in almost all the major MBA programmes offered by the Business schools located in any part of the country including IIMs, FMS, IIFT, SPJIMR, MDI, NITIE, NMIMS, JBIMS, IMI, IMT and many others have gone up by 10 to 40% between a range of Rs. 7 lakhs to 70 lakhs. In fact there is no other 2 year post graduate programme than the MBA which can offer such a good career start even before completing the course.

In certain organizations, having an MBA or an advanced degree is practically a requirement for certain positions. It's hard to move up without that credential, no matter how talented you are. Because of the recession's affect on employment, many companies have a wealth of talent to pick from at the moment and some can afford to be choosy in their hiring. Candidates need to score every point possible, and an MBA degree may give that extra edge to you.

MBA imbibes in you the necessary knowledge and skill set which you will need in your life, not only in the professional but also in personal walks. MBA courses imbibe in the students the capability and skills to maximize individual and organizational productivity.

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