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manpreet
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3 years ago
Even before you can step into the sacred portals of a business management college, the excessive fees test your resolve. For some reason, an MBA is not supposed to come at a reasonable cost. The idea is that a sufficiently high cost will deter run-of-the-mill students from attending and ensure that the school only gets students that are really serious about completing the course. This makes it a little bit overrated. MBA offers high salary packages to the people after completing MBA and it might be the reason behind the increasing number of the candidates for MBA. It's open for any graduate from any field for e.g. the scope for simple arts graduate is nowhere but when the same graduate completes his MBA from any top B-School of India his importance is much more increased. Not only college grads but also software engineers and other workers are going towards an MBA degree due to the same purposes. These things altogether make it a bit overrated. Not much but we can say that.