Well, the post was already on the cards but an enquiry by one of our esteemed readers just sped up the research and here it is – the cost of pursuing one year Post Graduate Program in Management at ISB, Hyderabad, India.
The Indian School of Business enjoys popularity all over the world and has been ranked #12 amongst the best business schools in the world by the Financial Times. The cost of MBA program is surprisingly less than half of what it takes to study the basics of management at the best private management universities in the USA and the UK.
The total cost of attendance at the ISB
The total cost of attendance at ISB for single students is somewhere between $42,000 and $47,000 and for married students is approximately $50,000. Compare this with the cost of attendance at HBS and Stanford GSB, which is in the range of $80,000 to $110,000. This is another story altogether that GSB and HBS are ranked at #1 and #3 respectively. However, for professionals who do not want to stay away from their work for a longer period of time, the management program at ISB is just the thing that will gratify all their aspirations. Read more…
India is becoming popular as the hub of MBA education and houses some of the best business schools with international acclamation. Indian Business School, Hyderabad is the best business school for pursuing executive MBA and students from all over the world vie for an academic seat here. Financial Times ranked it at the handsome position of #15 in its annual international business school ranking. The Class of 2011 received lucrative placement offers from the best companies around the world and the overall hiring went up by 22 percent.
Admission eligibility criteria followed
The admission committee puts the international students at a clear advantage through the rolling admissions programs whereby the students can enroll for the one year Post Graduate Programme in Management at any time between April 8, 2011 and January 15, 2012. Read more…
The class of 2011 at the Indian Business School, Hyderabad, India has a good reason to smile and the MBA aspirants from all over the world should add this elite MBA institution to their list of admissions, because one thing that the MBA graduates vie for the most is available in plenty over here. The high paying jobs and offers from the best corporate organizations have increased by 22 percent, a record increase after the financial crisis of 2008. The average compensation reported an increase of good 20 percent, and the students are elated to have landed such lucrative offers in some of the best corporate organizations across the world, such as Pepsi Co, Johnson and Johnson etc. Read more…
