so many are unplaced, some are doing 3-4 lpa job after paying 16 lakh fees, and they had 80-85 percentile, and those who are placed from the clg is also very low level and bad profile, this clg destroyed so many good student's career and life

and they show 10-12 as thier avg pkg, everything is fake, real avg pkg is 6-8

Hello everyone!!

8/7/7 GNEM this side who is graduating in 2027 and was considering giving CAT 2027,

I checked out vercel today and I was completely devastated to see it💔💔 should i even think of doing an MBA or just start preparing for government exams????

Experienced People Out there, please help me😭🙏

Do online MBA in business analytics along with the job worth it. I'm from non tech background. I'm considering, VIT, NMIMS and Manipal .

I am a graduate from Delhi University and a semi qualified CMA, working in a private limited company using my 14 hours of a day

Now I am thinking of online MBA probably from Jindal University,

Can anyone please suggest me something good.

I have done my BBA and have been working as a Digital Marketing Executive for a startup for a little over an year now. I have gained experience mainly in social media marketing, seo, and email marketing. I feel stuck as I don't see my career prospects getting much better if i try to switch my job. Will doing an MBA change that?

My main motive is getting good placement and better job prospects. I am skeptical if leaving my job for a regular MBA would be worth it, especially because I won't be able to afford the insane amounts required for private colleges without a loan.

And I am not sure if doing a distance or online MBA would actually help me achieve my goal?

Would appreciate advice from marketers who have done an MBA regular/distance. Thanks in advance!!

Hey everyone. I need help with understanding pursuing MBA with job. I'm currently working in Business Excellence domain in manufacturing (5+ YoE) and am exploring eMBA/online MBA.

Can you please guide me about pursuing MBA with a job? What colleges are best in India, is it really beneficial for my profile, and how can I get admissions?

Every suggestion is much appreciated :)

(I'm planning to start from 2027)

I have 5 years experience in the pharmaceutical consulting industry. I want to stay in the consulting industry post mba not necessarily in the same sector. Which 1 year mba course should I choose, IIML IPMX or IIMK PGP BL?

I kept seeing friends prep for IIM/ISB interviews with no one to grill them on follow-ups, so I built a tool that reads your résumé, asks a question, and then digs into what you actually said ("what exactly did you do?"), with a short debrief at the end.

mockmba.com

I'd love to know where it feels useful and where it feels off. Happy to answer anything here.

hi guys! need your help. i took my first gmat attempt today and scored 615 (was scoring 635–675 in mocks), mainly due to di. i’m planning to apply to isb r2 and feeling quite demotivated. would it be wise to switch to the gre and give it next week, spending a week preparing for verbal, or is that too soon? would really appreciate your advice!

Same doubt as the title in aiming fr fms my profile is 7,9,8 bcom from evening clg fr ca purposes but couldn't clear it male have category benefit will improve my profile by doing internships and certification but will the evening tag hurt

I’m 24, currently working in AI/ML consulting in India, and trying to decide between two paths:
**Option 1:** Pursue a specialized Master’s abroad in 2027, with a budget of ₹50 lakhs.
**Option 2:** Stay in India and pursue an MBA at ISB or a top IIM in 2028.
My goal is to transition into strategy consulting, particularly AI/technology strategy. I also want to experience living abroad and student life while I’m still in my mid-20s.
Will a specialized Master’s abroad realistically help me break into strategy consulting, or would an MBA from a top Indian B-school offer better career outcomes and ROI?
Would love honest advice!

I'm a final-year B.Com student from a tier-2 university. I've completed my CFP certification, cleared CFA Level 1, and am heading towards Level 2. My 10th score was 78%, 12th was 84%, and my current SGPA is around 7.5–8.

One of my friends did very little academically, scored around 65–70% in school, completed B.Com from a government college, and spent a year at home enjoying life. Eventually, he moved to Africa for a ticket-booking job earning ₹55k per month, with rent and other expenses covered by his employer.

He recently came home with ₹5–6 lakh in savings, is buying home appliances, and has bought an iPhone 18 Pro Max. The question is not about enjoying materialistic items but in a year he may save some freshers salary and 10 years down the line 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↔️.

And here I am, spending years pursuing qualifications like CFA, still uncertain about what I'll earn after Level 2.

Honestly, it makes me question my career choices.

At the end of the day, does anything matter besides money? Does it really matter whether you're a CA, CFA, or an IIM graduate if someone with none of these qualifications is earning, saving, and enjoying life earlier than you?

Money buys comfort, independence, and happiness. Sometimes I feel we're so busy preparing for the future that we forget to live in the present.

Am I thinking about this the wrong way?

Hi everyone, I am a 30 year old female B.Tech engineer graduate from India. Currently I work in marketing field and recently started doing executive MBA alongside my job. I have been finding Finance very interesting through my MBA coursework. I currently earn about 13 LPA INR. I am wondering if I should attempt CFA- I know that I would enjoy studying for it but I also would like to know if there is a really career opportunity for me to breakthrough into finance at this age and at this package I would obviously expect something similar or with a 40 to 50% hike. Do you genuinely think it is possible or should I look for some other career path? I am not too interested in marketing anymore and I am looking to pay to another field.
Edit: mba college tier 2 college, btech- Manipal university.

Hey everyone,

I have about 2 years of experience as a software developer at an international consulting firm. I've been looking to switch to the role of a PM as I feel it'll suit my skill set better. I've been preparing for CAT for the past month but I have little hopes on a top score this year with balancing my job, I'm looking to focus more of my energy into CAT 2027.

Meanwhile I was looking into SPJIMR and their IM program seemed to match what I was looking for. I also found I can apply before CAT and there's a profile based application shortlist. Can someone guide me through the process especially what with what can help my profile stand out. Do let me know I've missed anything in my research here. Thank you!

TLDR: I need help with my profile for the profile based application for SPJIMR PGDM(IM Specialisation)

My quals: 9/9/8( I have 9 CGPA but percentage becomes 85), I have moderate extra curriculars ( Few state level certificates but mostly interschool/college level)

I have completed my computer engineering bachelor's degree in 2024 I had plans to go abroad immediately after that but plans changed it's a long story so then I just wasted two more years doing some absolutely invaluable courses now this year I am doing MBA online from Chandigarh university what happens during and after this what should I focus on what companies/ job role do I apply for what skills I should learn the problem being I don't want to apply for coding jobs because I don't want to code I have asked my friends about this and they say complete your MBA first I agree any advice?

Tier 2 college gem candidate ,Cfa level 2 qualified currently working as a banker , would want placement in finance roles

I have recently found out about the Vedica scholars programme and wanted to get some advice.

I am a graduate currently in a small role but feel like I have a lot to learn before I can progress in my career. I would like something that can help me upskill, boost my confidence and look into better opportunities without having to spend years trying to figure things out.

Would anyone who has studied at Vedica or knows someone who has, be able to tell me what the experience was like? Has it helped you in your career progression? What should someone consider before applying?

Any recommendations for other programmes or learning opportunities in Delhi?

I am not looking for anything that will completely change my career but just looking to make a step up.