Master of Business Administration is a comparatively new study program that started in the USA in the early 20th century when industries established and companies searched for scientific approaches to management. The key courses of MBA cover various aspects of business like marketing, finance, accounting, statistics, human resources, and operations. These courses refer to the strategy and analysis of management. Now MBA is a famous academic study which is taught all over the world in the universities online and offline.

The program is a powerful study which opens the doors of opportunities to its students both in indulging business practically or managing and administrating the companies. In India, the significance of this program is especially high because of the country’s fast-growing industrial and business sector. If you are in India and wondering what career to choose, do not hesitate to pick MBA as your one powerful option to a bright future. India is also a suitable country for the foreign students to apply to MBA study programs in the universities. With more than 300 universities and 17000 colleges, low cost of study and second largest English speaking population this country makes a fine option for you to study MBA.

How You Get Masters of Business Administration?

We give you here some tips to help you start from the scratch for your MBA program. First, you need to acquire BA degree with minimum 55% marks. It is better if you study business in BA but not compulsory for successfully entering in MBA. Taking GMAT is required so that you are accepted in MBA. Research the program study in different universities and options that you have at hand. Each program has different requirements and you can pick what suits you. Apart from these academic requirements, you need to get some real business world experience. The practical knowledge from close will enable you to imagine the things better and understand your program deeper.

MBA Universities in India

Here are some top universities in India that offer MBA program. You can check the list here and pick one university that is closest to you or that seems the most suitable institution to you:

1. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
2. Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
3. XLRI – Xavier School of Management
4. S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research
5. Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
6. Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi
7. Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode
8. Indian Institute of Management, Indore
9. International Management Institute, Delhi
10. Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT)
11. School of Business Management, NMIMS University
12. National Institute of Industrial Engineering
13. Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
14. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management
15. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management
16. Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
17. T. A. Pai Management Institute
18. Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management
19. Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida
20. Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management
21. Institute of Rural Management, Anand
22. Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development
23. Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development
24. Goa Institute of Management
25. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies
26. Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (WeSchool, Mumbai)
27. LalBahadurShastri Institute of Management
28. K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research
29. National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management
30. Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education
31. National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli
32. Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM)
33. AIMS Institutes
34. Asia-Pacific Institute of Management
35. Loyola Institute of Business Administration
36. Indian Institute of Management, Ranchi
37. PSG Institute of Management
38. Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management
39. Amity Business School, Noida
40. Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow
41. Institute for Financial Management and Research
42. KIIT School of Management
43. Institute of Management Technology, Nagpur
44. Sri Balaji Society’s Balaji Institute of Modern Management
45. Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, Bangalore
46. SCMS Cochin School of Business
47. Institute of Management, Christ University
48. Prestige Institute of Management and Research
49. Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative Management
50. SIES College of Management Studies

 

Fees of MBA and Admission Process in India for 2017 and 2018

The fee of MBA program is slightly different from one specific program to another. There is finance, marketing, operations management etc. You can find the total expensive somewhere from 4 Lakh INR to 17 – 20 Lakh INR. Entry level degree costs a little lesser. This sounds a bit costly but the future is promising for the successful MBA students. They get highly paid jobs and enjoy a privileged life in their career.

The admission process for MBA consists of three things entrance exam, group discussion or personal interview or both. Interested candidates can prepare for these with the help of group course or through individual tutoring sessions either online or offline. The purpose of these tests is to improve your skills and not just acquire the high score!

What MBA Program is Best for You?

When it comes to doing MBA, you need to consider what time duration and level of MBA program you should choose. The top best is full two-year MBA program. This takes couple of years and regular study. You can take the same curriculum in 3-4 years as a half-time student. Executive MBA is for those who want to improve their career. They can take weekend classes and finish the course in 2 years. Specialty MBA is to improve your knowledge in certain area like computational finance. Online MBA is a great opportunity for students who are living in far flung areas but you need to find only those online MBA programs that are accepted globally.

What Salary Can You Expect after MBA?

The salary of an MBA qualified individual as a fresh graduate starts at 8,000 per month. The salary keeps on increasing with experience and big firms pay more. You can easily INR 100,000 earn after 3-4 years of experience and even more at some posts.

If you want to study at Oxford, you should read this tips:

 

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1. UCAS Application:

• Know your deadlines and look at the ‘UCAS dates for your diary’ on UCAS website – there are a number of different deadlines throughout the year, so make sure you know when your application needs to be submitted by.
• Do research into your ideal subject, type of course and location – you are making potentially your biggest decision to date, so be sure you choose something you’re passionate about in a location where you want to live. Thorough research is vital.
• Attend an event open day – it’s always a great idea to get a feel for a campus and town or city before you apply. Seeing the area firsthand is always a good idea as it will give you a genuine feel for a place.
• Finance and support – this can be a complex subject so understanding what you’ll need to pay and what’s available to you is really important. Fees, loans and budgeting are just some aspects you will need to consider.
• Writing your personal statement – think about how you can make it stand out from the crowd. There are lots of tips on writing personal statements online and it’s often very helpful to get a parent or teacher to look over yours.

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2. Tests:

1)Writing tips:

• Writing- 1: Don’t carried away and overload your writing with too many obvious connectives and contrastives; if every sentence has two or three such words or expressions, then the writing can seem strained and artificial. Remember- you can try too hard as well as not hard enough.
• Writing- 2: Write on alternate lines (leaving every second line blank) so that you have space to make changes when checking through your work.
• Writing- 3: Always credit your sources in academic writing, even when you are referring to ideas rather than actually quoting.

2)Multiple Choice tips:

• Psychological Warfare: Examiners can choose the same letter successively for the correct answer. After three consecutive answers with the same letter, many students may well start to feel confused and worried. Eventually, many candidates will start changing their answers simple because they don’t believe that examiners would have half a dozen of more questions with the same letter one after the other. They can and sometimes do; this is a real test of your comprehension and reduces the possibility of scoring by guessing.
• Right word, wrong answer: With multiple choice comprehension questions based on a text, a simple trick is to take obvious and prominent words from the text and put them in an incorrect option. Seeing a word or phrase from the text is not enough; these questions are designed to test comprehension not recognition of a word from the passage.

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3. Interview tips:

Above all, tutors want to see that you’re genuinely enthusiastic about your subject. Your application has done enough to persuade them so far, so try to just be yourself.

Tutors may ask you to expand on any claims you made in your personal statement which demonstrate your particular interest in the subject – any extra research or work experience you’ve done, for example – so make sure your statement stands up to scrutiny.

University of Oxford: ‘They are looking for evidence that you are thinking independently, that you are willing to engage with new ideas beyond the scope of your school or college syllabus, and that you are committed to your subject.’

We all now how frustating is to fail an exam, so here are 5 tips of things you should do after failing it:

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1. Recoup:

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If you did fail or perform under your expectations, then talk to your professor. He or she will have the most perspective on what you did right and wrong this previous time, and tips for studying better for the next exam.

While classmates and friends can be helpful (and I believe you should also talk to them), no one has as much insight as your professor. That’s one reason to be friends with your professor.

Assuming you did study, show the professor exactly what you did and detail how much time you spent. This will give them more information to help you.

Also, try to find a top student in the class and ask them how they study. I will bet that they will be more than likely to give you some advice.

By the end of this process, you want to have answered these questions:

• Have I studied the right material?
• Did I study enough in advance?
• Was I studing enough?
• What could I do better?
• Do I need to go to class more?

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2. Relax, don’t panic.

First, take a deep breath. Then realize that you’re probably not the only one who did bad on that test and everyone does poorly on an exam at some point. Basically, don’t feel isolated in this circumstance, because you’re not the only one.

Everyone gets a bad grade at some point in their life. It can feel like the end of the world, but don’t worry! It isn’t. You can come back from a bad grade, which is something that you need to remember:

• If you need to take a little time to process the bad grade, that’s okay! Try to go somewhere quiet so that you can get those immediate feelings of panic and distress out of the way.

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3. Decide how you’re going to deal with the grade.

You need to figure out what it is that you need to do to make that bad grade not affect you and your overall grade. You may need to focus on studying certain things, you may need to get a better feel for what your teacher wants from you, you may need to spend more time studying.

• See if you can make-up work and then make sure that you actually do your make-up work. You want to show that you can improve from a bad grade.
• Work harder and work differently. If a style of studying isn’t working out for you, change it. Try out other things. Ask your professor for the best way to study in their particular class.
• Actually do your work. This may seem like a very obvious idea, but plenty of students are shocked to find out they don’t get A’s just for showing up to class. It’s about learning, so make sure that’s what you’re doing.

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4. Try to ask for help.

There is no shame in needing help! Tons of students never take advantage of the help opportunities available to them, especially in college. You can use all kinds of resources to do better in your classes.

• Get a tutor. If you can’t pay for a good tutor you can often find someone at your school who is in a higher grade and good at the subject you need help in. Ask your teacher or your school counselor if they can recommend a person or program.
• Get help from librarians. School librarians are there to help you with researching topics and maximizing your learning and yet so many students forget to ask them for help. If you don’t know where to start research topics make sure you stop by the Help Desk.
• Often, colleges have centers for Writing and Learning on their campus. This is a free service that offers qualified students to help you with a whole variety of subjects. They can help with essays, with research, and with studying.

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5. Identify your learning style.

There are lots of different learning styles. One reason you might have gotten a bad grade is because you are having difficulty learning what the teacher is teaching you. This doesn’t necessarily let you off the hook, neither is it a reason to blame the teacher, but you may need to take your learning into your own hands.

• If you’re a visual learning you prefer objects like graphs, charts, pictures, and seeing information. You’re better able to memorize and recall information. You tend to remember things better when they’re written down. You learn better in lectures by watching the lectures rather than listening to them.
• If you’re an auditory learning you tend to retain your information through hearing and speaking. You prefer being told how to do things and then summarizing the main points out loud. You might concentrate better if you have music playing in the background.
• Kinesthetic learners tend to prefer a hands-on approach to new material. You tend to be better in the maths and sciences and you’d rather demonstrate something than have to explain it. You also tend to do better with group work

The West Bengal University of Technology (WBUT), now recognized as Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT) is the technological university of state

 

West Bengal. The university was established in the year 2000 by the West Bengal University of Technology Act. It started functioning on 15^th of January in the year 2001. IIIT-C or Indian Institute of Information Technology in Calcutta was its first department which offered the degree of B.E. in IT. WBUT‘s official website is www.wbutech.net. It is located in BF 142, Sector 1, Salt Lake City, Kolkata, West Bengal, India – 700 064. The West Bengal University of Technology or MAKUT is the prime technical education provider in the state of West Bengal. The university is recognized under section 2F and section 12B of University Grants Commission – UGC Act. The WBUT offers several types of Engineering Under graduate and Post graduate courses in several streams such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mining Engineering, IT, CS, Chemical Engineering etc.

Why to Choose West Bengal University of Technology

 

• WBUT provide academic guidance and support in science, engineering and management within the jurisdiction of the University.
• It adheres to global changes in technology.
• WBUT gives opportunity of case study based learning to its students.
• WBUT has close links with national and international research institutes, universities and industry.
• WBUT has experienced professionals as faculty. Its teaching staffs include – the core faculty, visiting faculty, adjunct faculty members and visitors from different industries also front line academic and research institutes of India and abroad.
• WBUT has an International center to organize national and international seminars, as well as, conferences and lectures by international experts in different fields of science and technology.
• WBUT provides distance course facilities also to its students.

Courses offered by West Bengal University of Technology WBUT

 

• Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology
• Bachelor of Technology in Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Bio-Technology
• Bachelor of Technology in Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Textile Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Leather Technology
• Bachelor of Technology in Ceramic Technology
• Bachelor of Technology in Marine Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Power Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Jute and Fibre Technology
• Bachelor of Technology in Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Bio-Medical Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Automobile Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Food Technology
• Master of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering
• Master of Technology in Software Engineering
• Master of Technology in Mechatronics
• Master of Technology in Bioinformatics
• Master of Technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Master of Technology in Leather Technology
• Master of Technology in Ceramic Technology
• Master of Technology in Communication Engineering
• Master of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering
• Master of Technology in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation
• Master of Technology in Chemical Sciences

For more information you may log on to the official website of West Bengal University of Technology i.e. www.wbutech.net