Is it worth paying 18.8 lakhs as my MBA fee after clearing CAT cut-off?

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Asked by Jatin Maurya
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Gourav Choudhury
9 years ago
Yes, its worth every penny. The level of faculty, interaction with peer group and learning is unparalleled in India. Hence, its worth it. Do understand that unlike other government institutes (read IITs/NITs), IIM's do not take any form of monetary support from government. Hence, the complete expen

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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
Do not look at the cost of doing MBA. It's ROI is very good. If you crack CAT and get admission in IIMs, lots of public sector banks will give you educational loan to do MBA. All the best.

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