I am a 2017 pass out engineering graduate. Should I apply for MBA courses? As there will be a drop of 2 years at the time of MBA admissions.

Does a drop of 2 years create a problem at the time of placements in MBA?

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    CHANDAN KUMAR | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    No issues regarding 2 years gap after engineering graduation. Probably, some colleges may not offer you to get admission, but in most of the colleges, you can easily take admission. Don't worry, go ahead for scrubbing your career into the field of management.
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    Anshu Raj | Contributor-Level 9

    7 years ago
    2 years of gap is risky. The MNCs and other good companies will surely ask you the reason. You should have a valid answer for this anyhow.
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    Aparna Nair

    7 years ago
    If you are able to justify the reasons for the gap, companies should not be having a problem. Some companies have strict policies of no gaps but there are many reputed firms which overlook it if they find merit in the person's abilities.
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    Shrey Arora | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    There is no issue in applying for MBA course.
    Just go for it and don't think about 2 year's gap.

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