What is the salary of an MBA fresher in Singapore?

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    Akash Gaur | Contributor-Level 10

    4 months ago

    The average salary of an MBA graduate in Singapore is around SGD 90,050 (INR 59.78 L), as per data curated from Glassdoor. Graduates may also be subjected to an additional pay of SGD 20,011 (INR 13.3 L) per year. The additional pay can be in the form of cash, commission, tips, bonuses, & profit sharing, taking the overall average package of MBA gradauates to SGD 110,051 (INR  73 L) a year.

    It is worth noting that this is an estimated figure & actual salary numbers may vary with the level of the experience & the organisation a graduate is working for.

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