Dark Reality of MBA | WORTH IT IN 2024?

In this video, I have discussed about MBA as a course and what you should keep in mind before opting for it. It is commonly seen that many graduates prefer MBA for their Masters programme as soon as their graduation in a particular domain ends. Please note that I’m NOT bashing the MBA. It’s an excellent degree that you should absolutely do if it fits your case. There are many situations where doing an MBA is optimal, and many where it isn’t. In the video we’ll break down both of them.

I have highlighted certain important points to consider which includes the pros and cons of MBA, its expenses and salary aspirations. Watch this video till the end to know about the other side of MBA and make a well-informed decision.

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[cyclingtourpassion]

No degree is worth anything on itself if anybody is doing an MBA he is need to have a personality of management, 🔥🔥

[Shubhampb]

If you have no clarity, then don't enter in competition.
• " If you don't design your own life plan , chances are you will fall into someone else's plan . "
--- Jim Rohn

[lolchirag]

My friend and I both started a race four years ago. She pursued an MBA, spending 25 lakhs, while I took a different path. I learned a skill from YouTube and with some help from AI, then worked for two years. Now, she has a experience of 2 years with package of 15 LPA, whereas I have an 18 LPA package after gaining four years of experience.

The best part? I’m now doing an Executive MBA, which means I won’t lose my job. I work on weekdays and attend classes on weekends. This Executive MBA will eventually increase my package because I know how to upgrade my skills. Plus, having an MBA degree will give me an edge with MNCs, making it easier for them to increase my package.

Here’s the point: Many people in India choose an MBA to avoid adult responsibilities or because they don’t want to learn from YouTube. They’re okay with paying for college because of the vibes, party culture, and more. But at 24, with 4 years of experience and currently a manager handling a team of 10 people, I’m doing my Executive MBA on the side.

If you have two years and don’t want to waste money on a tier-3 university, get a job instead. This will increase your experience and salary. When you have savings, go for an Executive MBA. Sometimes, companies even sponsor your MBA – mine did. Research your company’s policies.

All the best. Adulthood is not hard if you have:

- Patience
- Learning ability
- Salesman attitude
- Hustling energy

[santoshpatnaik]

Whatever you mentioned is absolutely correct.

[ashh]

no degree is a waste. to implement your degree in your job arenas is the most daunting task that makes u stand out.

[manzaralam]

Agar bhai tu IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta ya isb Hyderabad se hota toh tujhe serious leta...ab tu nahi hai to aise logo ko mein serious nahi leta ..

[bhoumikparmar]

I'd like to point just 1 thing you said in the video. You told that even after graduating from a tier 1 MBA program, someone with no work experience might get around 10-12 LPA salary. The tier 1 institutes with average or median packages of around 30 LPA have a barrier of a min salary for any company to visit their campus for final placements. For example, IIMA's placement report showed a minimum package of around 18 LPA offered to a student, not below that. And I'm sure that this is the case in most of the tier 1 MBAs.

[kaisepadhu]

9:36 thanks brother ❤, every boy who is unknown with many things need this type of confidence

[sourabhmazumdar]

That's a really nice video brother.Keep it going!

[Purusaini]

I think you are somewhat bias. Not every college charge 45 lacs. There are colleges with really low fees and are too good in terms of learning and packages ( FMS, TISS MUMBAI, JBIMS, DSE, DFS so on and so forth) . Also, many creamy jobs are only available in the top b schools like PE/VC, front end investment banking, consulting, they don’t hire CA’s CFA’s directly. ( my self CA final student) . MBA is really good if done from a really good college. Thanks

[nopenopenopington]

1) Not all companies who come for placements hire workex people, in fact, people with workex of more than 4 years are not favored by IIM's for the normal MBA programs.
2) When it comes to an MBA from one of the top Bschools in India, it's not just about the salary you start with. Growth can happen exponentially if one has the right skills.
3) You took ISB as the benchmark cost for MBA colleges, but some tier 2 colleges have less than half the fees of ISB. Even Tier 1's don't usually cross 35L.
4) In tier 2 colleges, there are about 50-60% freshers, and even if we accept that the workex people bag the highest AND median packages, that does not make sense when 50% of the batch gets way below the median, as you said.

[mygaming]

48 Types Package of MBA Rs 3 Lakh to 60 Lakh according to MBA Colleges ranking. 20 Percent Jobs 80 Percent searching jobs.

[RidhimaYadav-zw]

Sir I have a question
Agar MBA abroad se karte hai toh baha job mil jayegi

[manjumanchu]

What ever your saying its 100% Right.... Compnys are looking for the real expirience one

[_prernatyagi]

Pr bhai package bhi badhta h time k saath saath. Initially it will be really hectic but slowly and steadily things come on right track. I agree experienced ko zyada acha package milta h aur milna bhi chahiye but keep this in mind ki vo freshers se zyada age k hote h toh baat vhi aa jati h. Also tier2/3 me bhi kuch bchho ki boht achi jobs lagti h coz at the end skills matter. So basically humey skills pr zyada dhyan dena chahiye rather than package. And yes luck bhi ek factor hota h.

[KaranSharmakaake]

Overall perfect info viedo for MBA student Thankful for mine.

[Delusion]

I mean look everyone doing MBA from IIMs are not employed and neither are all from tier 3 local collages are unemployed so 🤷‍♂️.... whoever watching this video who cant get tier 1 or 2 collages dont worry you can still get jobs and overtime your salary will also be increased. ❤

[nancysingh_]

Yes this is the reality. Other youtube channel bas sab sir pe chadate h. Eventually you have to decide

[LifeSimpleJoys]

Do admit in Indian context getting into Tier 1 college for MBA makes sense, no point in doing MBA from a lower ranked college. But in India, the harsh reality is people just talk about a degree in terms of placement. No one talks about gaining skills through a degree and what you can do with those skills in future if you enhance them. That's the difference in Indian education system and system in abroad which is more skill focused not mere a placement agency. If we go by this video I think every degree is worthless because its expensive and salary one going to get after is not that much. If someone just looks at ISB fee seems high for sure, but one should also look at the kind of global exposure one gets there and thereafter even if the initial salary may be low but one can get ahead if continuously work on skills. And that's true for every degree at the end you need to work hard to progress.

[ambujmehrotra]

"I respectfully disagree with the criticisms made regarding pursuing an MBA. Firstly, it's important to clarify that the Indian School of Business (ISB) offers a specialized one-year MBA program geared towards experienced professionals, not to be equated with the general MBA programs offered by institutions like the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs).

when talking about IIMs The investment of 25 lakhs in a prestigious institution like IIM Ahmedabad is justified by the potential return, with a median package of 30 lakhs and ample room for personal and professional growth, even for those with minimal or zero work experience. Furthermore, the opportunity to learn alongside highly intelligent peers in such esteemed institutions is invaluable and contributes significantly to one's development.