Which countries and colleges offer MBA with low cost and with campus placements?

The cheapest countries to study are: Germany Sweden South Africa Finland Taiwan India scores In an online article in October 2015, THE puts India at the top of the list of the cheapest places to study in a ranked university, with an average total annual cost of $4,516 (the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, secures the highest rank among universities in the country, rank 201-250). Russia is second, with a total cost of $5,536 and its top university securing rank 161, Denmark third ($7,292; 82), Mexico fourth ($7,625, 401-500), Spain fifth ($8,251; 146), Belgium sixth ($8,370; 35); China seventh ($8,651; 42), Taiwan eighth ($8,677; 167), Finland ninth ($8,706; 76), and France tenth ($8,868; 54). In a separate list published in mid-2016, FairFX gives the ten the cheapest countries with a top-rated university on the basis of annual tuition and living expenses. The countries (with the average annual cost and the highest position secured in These World University Rankings) are Norway ($2,745; 135), Russia ($5,582; 161), Luxembourg ($5,945; 193), Denmark ($7,353; 82), South Africa ($7,770; 120), Spain ($8,320; 146), Belgium ($8,440; 35), China ($8,723; 42), Taiwan ($8,749; 167), and Finland ($8,778; 76).

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