I want to do MBA course for employment in india and abroad after pre -mature retirement from my present govt job.I am clueless how to?

Hi KRS, pursuing MBA is the most preferred career option with the variety of scope. With the work experience you have, I would like to add that having good experience with MBA polishes your managerial skills and let you attain a healthy career growth. There are several specialties available in the MBA degree programs. Most schools offer full-time courses of study, based on the students needs, programs are available in a part-time, full-time and distance format which is a plus for the student who is trying to advance or get promoted at current employment. US and UK are the best study destination to pursue MBA. All the good and top-rank university in both the countries require minimum work experience of atleast 2-3 years at managerial level or at assistant managerial level. Apart from this, you also need to take GMAT and TOEFL. The university requires GMAT score of 600 plus and TOEFL score of 80-90 plus. But, universities in US require 16 years of education for admission in their MBA program. Whereas, universities in UK accepts 15 years of education. Universities in US and UK have two admission intake in a year, namely: Fall (August) intake. Spring (January) intake. Hope this helps. All the best!

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Even while you are on job & if you are graduate, then most easy way to join MBA in distance mode.

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Dear krs, You can go with part time MBA, 1) IIM Distance Learning Mba: 2) XLRI Distance Learning Mba: 3) Symbiosis Distance Learning Mba: 4) NMIMS Distance Learning Mba: 5) Sikkim Manipal Distance Learning Mba 6) ICFAI Distance Learning Mba: http://www.mbadistancelearnings.com/top-ten-distance-learning-mba-colleges Hope this will be of help. Feel free to put up more queries Wish you the best, Arun.

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