I am currently doing B.Com. Should I do MBA from India or abroad? Will I get better placement from Indian universities or foreign?

You can choose anyone. Abroad is a good option, but if you don't have funds, then you can study in good colleges in India. Appear for CAT and try for IIMS. Otherwise, you can go for other B-Schools. I got into Doon Business School, Dehradun with 92.3%. The placement track record of DBS has been consistent over the years.

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As an Indian, the biggest factor to consider is that MBA abroad does not offer campus placements. On one hand, the top-10 colleges in India (IIMs/ISB etc. ). All offer spoon feeding in terms of placements, so 100% of their students land up a respectable salary even before their MBA completes. This can make a huge difference to your financial life if you will study by taking student loan and not on your parent’s money. This job security you can only get in India and nowhere else. The rest of the world on the other hand, offers better MBA programs and their reach is also bigger (worldwide) so you end up making yourself a global citizen. They make you self-sustainable. So, do not expect to get you any jobs. That is your responsibility and majority of the people do not get pre-placement. You don't have that kind of time to manage an MBA, part-time job to arrange finances & at the same time job hunting. So, students actually start job hunting after completing their MBA. This can be a little luck depending. So, you can take anywhere between 36 months to land up a dream job after you complete your MBA. International Students Struggle to Turn MBAs into U.S Jobs If finance is not a priority and you have the desired profile, making you eligible in the best MBA colleges of the world. Then, you should go for it, and apply everywhere you can. So, this is indeed true that, if you can get in to one of the Ivy League Colleges. It will positively change your life and bring better job opportunities. Also, you will be paid substantially higher than your Indian counterparts. If you will take up a loan, and are not confident that your GMAT will be up to the mark (minimum 710+), then it is safer to keep your options open and apply both in India and abroad.

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