i am a law gradute aged about 26years old. if i want to do mba from a ungraded institute it will be ok or not?
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A law graduate should be able to distinguish between the graded and ungraded institute.  Anyway, you should not do the MBA from an unrecognised institute / university.  If you want to go for MBA then refer the sites mentioned below:\n\nThe best would be the Indira Gandhi National Open University. Check the details for eligibility, Fees Etc. with the following link.\n\nhttp://www.ignou.ac.in/schools/soms/mbam...\n\nYou could also check with the following universities:\n\nhttp://www.mkudde.edu\n\nhttp://www.annamalaiuniversity.ac.in\n\nhttp://www.nmims.edu\n\nhttp://www.welingkar.org\n\nIn terms of fees, network & curriculam, I find IGNOU to be a better one.
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yup u can. all MBA colleges want graduation in any field. MD is a graduate degree. u need to pass the CAT or GMAT to get into a premier institute. CHEERS
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MBA generally is i finishing degree ie a  polishing one  in many countries. People in Us and other countries do Mba to improve in the business skills they already have so that they may seek a raise or qualify for some new post  that is the reason the universities that give you degrees wish you have a work experience with your application (colleges do not offer degree)because they do not offer any kind of co-Op or work experience with the course study as generally it happens in india that an MBA gets a summer traning with a company.There fore it is really hard to get a job with out any work experience after you have the degree unless you do it from some institute that gives you placement gurantee....THINK AGAIN before you choose MBA rather go for a professional study in you sector... Now even the IIM and ISB takes people with work experience on preference....TOEFL or IELTS is important for people who dont have english as first language
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It's not that difficult. I have a college diploma and transferred to a 4 yr. degree online studies with another school. They gave some credits towards the degree, and I was given a deadline to complete it. I completed it way ahead of schedule, as a matter of fact I broke the record for that school ! Now I am thinking of doing my MBA online with a more prestigious university. There are a lot of online colleges/universities, and you need to check out their accreditations and credentials first before signing up. But these days, a lot of real universities are putting their full degree online as well. \nThere are a lot of online information for your research that you don't even need any library at all. It also depends whether you are the type who prefer to be alone (leader type) in their studies and can get more done by yourself, or needs to be with a group of students as in interacting or socializing as with a peer group (follower type) to get anything done. \nIn the end to be successful, it all depends on your own motivation and aspiration to get yourself through, with or without a peer group. G'luck!
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US MBA's are not highly regarded outside of the US, whereas from what I can see most foreign MBAs are regarded at least equal to, if not better than US MBAs by American companies.\n\nSo definitely if you wish to work abroad, try to get a foreign MBA.
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There are certain exceptional cases where some b-schools do allow people without any bachelors degree..\n\nFirst you havent told whether you want to do your MBA in US or India or some other place? Because such a criteria is institute specific.. So you'll need to ask the institutes on a personal basis, telling them your entire work background and all.. \n\nSecondly you'll need to answer the question that if you have your own industry, after an MBA do you want to get placement service or do you want to return to your own firm.. \n\nIf you want placement service you'd better have good answers why you want to just leave your own firm in the sun and look for a job..\n\nHowever, if you want to do the MBA so that the skills can be applied to your engg industry, most MBA schools will be more than happy to receive you..\n\nbottomline, you need to convince those admission dudes how their MBA is gonna help you..\n\nAll the best buddy
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MBA is a practical, career-oriented degree and having work experience, especially management experience, is essential to doing well in the program.  It would be very difficult to understand and relate to the course material, often case studies, if you lack the work experience.\n\nWith that said, depending how great of a GMAT score you have, you probably have a good shot at getting into an MBA program.  Most second and third tier schools will overlook the lack of experience with a good GMAT score.  I don't know if first tier schools will overlook that.
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Unless you have 10 years of business experience under your belt, you can't get into a good MBA program.  And if you get an MBA from a program that doesn't require that, then you degree is a "dime a dozen".  Stop looking for that high paying job, and look to get some real world experience.
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Is this what you are looking for?\n\nhttp://www.indiaresults.com/Career_Guidance/MBA/default.htm
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MBAs are a dime a dozen. You will have to guarantee your future by working very hard to keep your job.
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I know a few people who have completed theor MBA from top business schools and they all have fantastic jobs now. I don't think it is guaranteed but it definitely puts you a cut above the rest
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You are saying,\n\nYor are confused, studying at B.B.A. on your 2nd year as a open student because you didn't complete your intermediate. you want to do M.B.A. as a regular student in chennai after completeing your B.B.A. You Father is saying to stop BBA because it is an open university, and this is not a valuable degree, and that MBA as a regular you cant get a job without intermediate. \n       YOU want to know if you can get a job if you complete MBA? Get a degree or not? or follow your father: dont get a degree?\n................\nI would say get the degree, degrees help get a better job then not having a degree. BUT if your father is paying for the degree then get a job that fits you hours! hope this helps you and people that try to answer your question!
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Absolutely yes,but my advice is get a job first earn some experience on how the top management works and go for M.B.A.By this way the degree will be completed perfectly.
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As long as the smaller school is regionally accredited I would say yes (and I can't think of any schools with a football program that is not RA). \n\nIf you are sure you want an MBA, and are certain you will do well both academically and on the gridiron then go for it and have a great time.
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The best advice I've received about management is to find first what I'm interested in managing.  The principles of economics and management you've learned are great, if you're interested in the domain of the work itself.  This came from an exec-vp while I was starting my undergraduate work.\n\nFurther, your MBA won't have much use for you until you choose such a domain.  An MBA is best put to use once you hit a glass ceiling of some sort (usually five to ten years into a management track).  That is, if you're interested in working in the corporate world.\n\nI earned my MBA from my love of entrepreneurial ideas.  So, I didn't need someone's approval of my education to do my own thing, but I wanted a broader background than the one I had.  I had 5 years of work experience before I started my MBA, and 7 after I finished it (I went the executive route).  I would say that this is the bare-minimum for actually putting the MBA to use.  I was the youngest of my MBA class, most were execs of mid-sized companies or running their own companies.  We'd discuss a concept in class on a Tuesday, and then review how it worked the following Thursday.  That was incredibly powerful, and a better experience than most MBAs get.  \n\nThat said, depending on your grades and background, you may get some good traction in some of the consulting firms.  Their undergraduate positions are pretty humble, but they'll get you in contact with some great people, and they'll encourage your MBA when its time for that.  \n\nBottom line: I'd start with a business domain that interests you and develop some traction there.\n\nGood luck!
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Depends on what you want to do with your life. Nothing wrong with a BA, but a BA in combination with an MBA is a strong basis from which to work in many fields.\n\nIn many fields a good MBA means a promotion and pay raise (management, finance, etc). There has been some concern that there are too many MBAs, but the MBA is still de rigour for management in larger companies.\n\nOne suggestion that I have is to go to as prestigious a college as you can to get your MBA. The big firms do pay some attention to where you get your degree. Get your degree from an AACSB accredited program http://www.aacsb.edu/accreditation/.\n\nHope this helps!
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MBA is a masters degree in business administration. Most people pursue this degree after 3-7 years of work experience for career advancement or industry/functional-move. Usually both paths would lead to a significant pay increase.  You will also introduce yourself to a business social circle, which tends to help you with your career as well.