View Pritika  MiSsInG fRiEnDs 's Profile
The Rush for MBA is really a Rush for Big Money
Rush for MBA is definitely rush for money because if people are investing lakhs of money in order to gain that degree, obviously to get more returns than they have invested. More over a MBA person has its own status he stands apart. In terms of knowledge and academics. MBA teaches and sharpen your management skills, which is the main asset of any MNC, Small firm or family owned business. A person can get a good pay package and a businessman can make profits by utilizing his MBA Skills. Ultimately the goal is to make money along with your individual development.
Asked by Pritika MiSsInG fRiEnDs | May 12, 2013 | Report this Report abuse |  Reply now
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View Tejas  Kumar 's Profile
I do not think that the rush for MBA is for the rush for money. Yes, it is ever present, but I believe someone who dreams of MBA is looking for a opportunities and freedom job wise. Having only a bachelor degree puts the limit to individual growth and thus doesnt lead to satisfaction. Also, people do not prefer Masters in their respective discipline because of the saturation and the lack of interest.

An MBA degree over hauls the personality of the individual, exudes confidence, guarantees satisfaction. His decision making prowess improves considerably without any expense of making a destabalising mistake both job wise and life wise.

Not to mention the prestige attached to MBA degree. Men become more suitable grooms, women becomes the target of many bachelors just because the scope it provides is limitless.

Also, consider being an entrepreneur. The only way to start a business is by accumulating initial capital. What fastest way to accumulate exp and capital than a MBA degree.
May 19, 2013 | Report this Report abuse
View Nihal  Mehta 's Profile
Hi Friends,

In my opinion, the given topic may stand true in some instances but cannot be agreed totally.

Yes while taking an MBA degree, the candidate do thing think of the incentives attached with it but at the same time the MBA degree doesnot guarantee of getting huge salaries. After all, a person can only make big in business if he has the required leadership and managerial skills. Also how his strategies and plans prove effective in the current global market also holds significance. This tests how effective he can use his learnings from the B-school for his benefit. Moreover our country may have hundreds of B-school but how much value-addition they are doing too matters.
May 18, 2013 | Report this Report abuse
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