05-30-2004, 05:52 PM
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Anyone can get an MBA if he or she has the money; therefore its value in the business world has decreased to the level of B.Com.
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What are you trying to say here? How can one compare an MBA with B.Com? Isn't the MBA a masters level programme wheras the B.Com stands for Bachelors in Commerce?
Also, when you are aiming to compete with Top Business Programmes, then you would also know that you will need atleast of 2-3 years of 'very strong' business exposure. Their Administrators are not going to even go down the application if the work experience requirement is not 'fully' met. OK, you may some odd cases, but generally you do need to meet their requirements fully.
So, the argument is that not 'anyone' can get the admission or complete the Top MBA programme upto the standards of top-business schools purily on the matter of their Bank Balances!!!
I don't know the value of MBA that whether it's actually equivalent to B.Com or not, but if we suppose it is then why our young blood is wasting not only their precious 1-2 years of time plus money that is going to be spent to finance such investment, when they could be exactly same better off while having only done the B.Com???
This isn't making any sense at all...
DT
Anyone can get an MBA if he or she has the money; therefore its value in the business world has decreased to the level of B.Com.
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What are you trying to say here? How can one compare an MBA with B.Com? Isn't the MBA a masters level programme wheras the B.Com stands for Bachelors in Commerce?
Also, when you are aiming to compete with Top Business Programmes, then you would also know that you will need atleast of 2-3 years of 'very strong' business exposure. Their Administrators are not going to even go down the application if the work experience requirement is not 'fully' met. OK, you may some odd cases, but generally you do need to meet their requirements fully.
So, the argument is that not 'anyone' can get the admission or complete the Top MBA programme upto the standards of top-business schools purily on the matter of their Bank Balances!!!
I don't know the value of MBA that whether it's actually equivalent to B.Com or not, but if we suppose it is then why our young blood is wasting not only their precious 1-2 years of time plus money that is going to be spent to finance such investment, when they could be exactly same better off while having only done the B.Com???
This isn't making any sense at all...
DT
