It would be really appreciated, if you could give me guidance on the best universities in UK(MBA)- "Reasonable Fee Structure".

It would be really appreciated, if you could give me guidance on the best universities in UK(MBA)- "Reasonable Fee Structure". By September 2009, I would have 2 years work experience in Marketing-Software Development Company. I am a B-Tech Graduate with 80% Aggregate-MG University. Also I would like to know about the procedures, time of joining, when I should apply, Loan facilities, fee structure, par time jobs, How much the courses are recognized, Job Guarantee, Whether a GMAT is mandatory, what benefit does an MBA in UK have over an MBA in India... Awaiting Guidance

Asked by Rahul on 26 September 2008 at 11:30 AM.

Answered by Studyplaces UK Counselor

MBA in UK is 12-15 months duration.Most of the Universities in UK requires minimum 2-3 years managerial Experience,GMAT score,Bachelors degree with 65-70% marks along with IELTS of 6.5/7.0 bands,like University of Manchester,University of Nottingham,Brunel University.There are some universities having MBA for freshers as well.For details: MBA in UK.

Fees varies from University to University,its 8000-46,000 pounds.

For admission to MBA,You need to fill application form of the concern university(Form can be down loaded from University website),along with that you need to submit all academics,2 Recomendation letters from teacher/lecturer(lor) & Statement of Purpose(SOP) & need to submit it to International office of concern University.

For september 2009 Intake,you can apply maximum by July 2009.

You can take loan from Private Bank like HSBC,HDFC,ICICI or can look for loan from SBI Etc.

International Students are allowed to work for 20 hours per week with studies & during vacation you can work full time.

MBA Degree is recognised world Wide Including India & valued all over the world.

Both MBA from UK as well as India are good,in India duration of MBA is 2 years while MBA in UK is 1 year duration & you will get international exposure while studying MBA from UK.