[santanuroy]

This thread is for MBA aspirants having considerable experience in industry.


I year MBA is fast catching up among MBA aspirants as well as the corporate world.
Already a huge success in western world, 1 year MBA has been now very well accepted by the corporate world with leading 1 yr courses like IIM-PGPX, XLRI-GMP and ISB already beating the leading two year courses by huge margins in terms of salary, and more importantly profiles offered.


After spending lot of time in industry going for a 2 yr MBA is not only very expensive in terms of the loss of eaning and psychological and personal life pressures but also a waste of time as experienced by those doing two year MBA after considerable work experience. In a two year MBA lot of time is spent in imparting proffesional attitudes, teaching proffesional communication techniques and exposing people to proffsional world culture. People with considerable experience already has these skills and thus 1 yr MBA better suits you if you have good industry experience.

The leading 1 year MBA in India are, IIM-PGPX, XLRI-GMP and ISB , although there are some other good ones like Grate lake school of management.

ISB is considered to have pioneered the 1 year MBA concept in India as it was first to conduct 1 yr MBA open to all, however you might be surprised to know that XLRI was the first institute to have started 1 yr MBA way back in late 1990s although it was open only to TATA steel sponsored candidates. 2007 saw the first open batch of XLRI-GMP coming out of campus and the success in terms of salary and profiles offered has surpast everyones experience. IIM-A PGPX's second batch performed marginally better than ISB's 6th batch and XLRI-GMP's very first batch was as good as ISB. XLRI has increased its minimum exp to 5 yrs from 3 yrs for its second batch and thus its expected that there will be a significant jump in the performance of the second batch thus giving stiff competition to both IIM and ISB.

IIM_PGPX already command a far better student profile, as it concentrates more on quality and has a minimum 5 yrs exp criteria which is reflected in its placements as well which has performed better than ISB in just two years. With XLRI putting 5 yrs exp criteria as well, the batch profile for the 2007-08 batch has improved significantly and thus XLRI is also expected to perform similar to IIM-PGPX next year giving ISB a run for students as ISB continues to play mass game with batch strength of over 400 (Both IIM, XLRI has batch strength of 60) and much less stringent exp criteria.


Pour in your ideas about various i year MBA courses, institutes and performances.

[rmbt]

Pal,

Here is a link of another similar thread which was started some time back:

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...-year-mba.html (the 1 year MBA)

Please continue on that.

Another thread running on the same topic in different section:

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/career...-year-mba.html (1 year mba..)

Please use the SEARCH to locate the relavent thread before starting a new one.

All the best.

[santanuroy]

Guys

some more information on admission procedure:

All the three IIM-PGPX, XLRI-GMB, and ISB accept GMAT scores. XLRI additionally accepts admission thru XAT as well. Not sure if IIM_PGPX accepts admission thru CAT

[dracula]

HI Guys...

I am a mechanical engineer with 3 years of hardcore project management experience as Project manager in an engineering major and 6 months experience as Dy. business development manager in an oil & gas EPC firm.

I am planning to go for an MBA. My current salary is around 7 lac p.a and it will cross 8-8.5 in another year.

Pls suggest if going for a 1-yr full time MBA is advisable.
If not, what are the part-time or non-residential executive programs that would give better returns both knowledge and moentary.

Would look forward for your suggestions!!!

Cheers

[kshitijRane]

Hi

Myself kshitij, a civil engineer, and working in planning, administration of projects in middle management level, i have 4+ years exp, which MBA spec will suite me most.

I am bit confused about which field to go and i do not have patience to study for 2 years and can't loose earning for 2 years straight, can anybody help me with this.

[prasun80]

Originally Posted by santanuroy

This thread is for MBA aspirants having considerable experience in industry.


I year MBA is fast catching up among MBA aspirants as well as the corporate world.
Already a huge success in western world, 1 year MBA has been now very well accepted by the corporate world with leading 1 yr courses like IIM-PGPX, XLRI-GMP and ISB already beating the leading two year courses by huge margins in terms of salary, and more importantly profiles offered.


After spending lot of time in industry going for a 2 yr MBA is not only very expensive in terms of the loss of eaning and psychological and personal life pressures but also a waste of time as experienced by those doing two year MBA after considerable work experience. In a two year MBA lot of time is spent in imparting proffesional attitudes, teaching proffesional communication techniques and exposing people to proffsional world culture. People with considerable experience already has these skills and thus 1 yr MBA better suits you if you have good industry experience.

The leading 1 year MBA in India are, IIM-PGPX, XLRI-GMP and ISB , although there are some other good ones like Grate lake school of management.

ISB is considered to have pioneered the 1 year MBA concept in India as it was first to conduct 1 yr MBA open to all, however you might be surprised to know that XLRI was the first institute to have started 1 yr MBA way back in late 1990s although it was open only to TATA steel sponsored candidates. 2007 saw the first open batch of XLRI-GMP coming out of campus and the success in terms of salary and profiles offered has surpast everyones experience. IIM-A PGPX's second batch performed marginally better than ISB's 6th batch and XLRI-GMP's very first batch was as good as ISB. XLRI has increased its minimum exp to 5 yrs from 3 yrs for its second batch and thus its expected that there will be a significant jump in the performance of the second batch thus giving stiff competition to both IIM and ISB.

IIM_PGPX already command a far better student profile, as it concentrates more on quality and has a minimum 5 yrs exp criteria which is reflected in its placements as well which has performed better than ISB in just two years. With XLRI putting 5 yrs exp criteria as well, the batch profile for the 2007-08 batch has improved significantly and thus XLRI is also expected to perform similar to IIM-PGPX next year giving ISB a run for students as ISB continues to play mass game with batch strength of over 400 (Both IIM, XLRI has batch strength of 60) and much less stringent exp criteria.


Pour in your ideas about various i year MBA courses, institutes and performances.

Hi Shantanu,

I am visiting this site for the first time so am unaware of the culture her. Well i am a m.com Pass out with 4 years experience in leading BPO in pune. I intend to do 1 year MBA from an institute which can give me goo placements. Currently I am drawing approx 3 lac with incentive. Please advise the colleges I can look forward to and which of these accept Gmat scores. I want to join a college which can give a decent placement.

Awaiting reply.

Have a great day

Prasun

[kill_the_cat]

Guys
As quoted in the post below. Pls post on the thread given.
Thanks
Mod please close this thread.

Originally Posted by rmbt

Pal,

Here is a link of another similar thread which was started some time back:

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...-year-mba.html (the 1 year MBA)

Please continue on that.

Another thread running on the same topic in different section:

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/career...-year-mba.html (1 year mba..)

Please use the SEARCH to locate the relavent thread before starting a new one.

All the best.