Is it good to move out of parents' comfort for doing MBA in just an above average college or should I stay with my parents and study?

Life is all about moving out of your comfort zone as, change is the only constant. If you don't learn to come out of comfort zone then you might never know what actually life is. Talking about MBA from an average College, well trust me, being a Marketing Student of BIMM 1st year, I am the live example of someone who has travelled all the way from Siliguri to Pune just to pursue my dreams. I am a firm believer that if I want to succeed I must dream big and what more is that I should have the courage to think and do big but of course not compromising on my ethics and parents. I was a student of Bio Science from Siliguri College which is a very average college as during Graduation my parents didn’t allow me to step out being a girl, but I had in my mind to do something good and so I topped in my Graduation and became a Gold Medalist (lesson learnt- College hardly matters, it is just your passion dedication and hard work). Next, I wanted to do an MBA, so went for a Coaching center and then gave CAT, MAT, CMAT though scores weren't good. But, I performed well in GD PI and cracked a few good colleges, but finally landed up in BIMM due to ROI and placement opportunities, which is far better than any other tier 2-3 college. So, after coming here, I was out of my comfort zone, but I am happy as every day I am taking responsibility of myself and doing things that I had never done before. I am exploring new opportunities and growing everyday which excites me from within and keeps me going. So yes, it totally depends on you how you want to take the post. I shared my own life experience as I felt connected to your question because I was in the same dilemma in your place 1 year ago.

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It is a very subjective question and depends on person to person. But pursuing Masters from an average college won't be preferred as it will land you in an average job, which will impact the ROI.

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