The audacity of posting IIM as a requirement in their marriage requirement when they themselves are not even close to those skills. Major reason for marriage problems - mismatched expectations
Low skills job are paying highest in india actually. 🎉 Momo wala , Tikki wala , bijli wala etc are earning 8-10k PER DAY. 😢 And they don't even pay tax
First of all you are comparing a personal business to a job and If you think those business requires low skill then why don't you do that as well? Its easy to belittle them but believe me those are anything but that.
You are right. Many earn much more than Engineers & MBAs . But key factor that differentiates India from many other countries is that India lacks dignity of labour . Certain jobs are looked down upon as meant for the lower strata . In US even a Post graduate could drive cabs, serve tables, do cleaning jobs , run food carts , do delivery jobs ... .. anything to earn or supplement their income to be financially self reliant . . In India people with education & those conscious of their social status consider such jobs low down . They will opt to be unemployed than take up such jobs
@@ayandas9811 he isn't doing because he wants a respectable job. In India, these Momo walas, Tikki walas aren't respected for their work. Indian Mindset is if you are working in a govt job or in BIG Private companies, then you deserve respect. Even girls wouldn't want to marry a Momo wala, Tikki wala. Don't ask whether i will give my daughter to a Momo Wala or a Tikki Wala. My response would be same as my Parents response. This thing is deeply rooted in the mind of Indians.
@@Personal-qs9vg Giving people respect for their genuine hard work is up to them. How ever the mindset of those work being low standard is actually changing. And personal business is better than any job in my opinions. The dedication required for such business is admiring to say the lest.
@@saswatamondal3447 koi reality nai hai bro this was the same situation from past decades fees in IIMs and other premier bschools have always been on higher side. And its not that ki average placements increase nai hui hai 5 years back iim a ki avg placement 25 thi ab 30 hai yes past kuch years m increment nai hui hai because of global slowdown. But trust me if you have a job in India which is paying you 12-15 lakh per annum you don't need an mba but if you are earning in 3-4 lakh there is not much option left for you. You have to do an mba.
because in India MBA is done to get a job whereas elsewhere in the world it is done to promote entreprenuership. And there are no prior experience requirement so that adds to lesser pay packages
@@johntheaccountant5594 A lot of courses and even some MBAs are entrepreneurship oriented but yes its not the only reason. Mainly if you want to move to managerial role then you do MBA in other countries. Usually the median age is 29 to 30 or even higher in all top B-school internationally. But here literally people with one year experience or even zero experience are the majority of the crowd.
@@Uncle_SAM96 actually the top people will get those big packages. You're not even considering the avg people in the IIMs. Also, even the average people who get selected to study in IIMs have a near perfect marksheets throughout their careers. Now Imagine going through all that with paying insane fees and not even get a good package
The keyword here is employable... Not every degree holder is employable. Every one is speaking about unemployment but trust me the greater problem is employability. If u eqip ur self well skill wise you'll never be unemployed and never sleep In a hungry stomach
@@Rat.s wrong skill is free you can't teach skill... The sequence is skill will make you employable then it will give you experience n u will make it your business which will in return give jobs to at least 30 more... When you have no skill you will be caught in the scam where people will claim to teach you skill for 25 lakhs... N u will end up with a job that pays you 20k a month which you will soon leave n stay unemployed.... Skill n knowledge are two different things Books give you knowledge, but instinct N hereditary give you skill...
IIM students who pass out are not of great quality, only they are good at speaking english. Not worth it..its better to MBA from USA or UK from 2 level universities.
Yeah and fyi not all students are millionaire to go and study in US and UK smarty and even to get into that you need to crack gmat with prior work ex of minimum 5 yrs plus if you can't crack cat here how you gonna crack gmat and get into level 2 colleges and currently same situation is everywhere due to global recession
@@kazuma2060 u will be surprised to know that its easier to get into b-schools abroad than into iim. i have seen it in my brother's and friend's case. only barrier i saw is of funds, then again which bank wont fund you if u managed to get into b-schools abroad.
@@LEo_7What about collaterals? Your parents lifetime savings (house etc) will have to be kept as a collateral....as even with 5+ years of experience an Indian student won't have a fraction of the MBA fees as savings. The parents future...not to mention the kids future are on line when they take crazy loans to fund the expensive MBA's. Quite honestly I can't believe the pressure these MBA students and their parents must be for the duration of the MBA......what if the economic situation goes south just as the MBA is complete and the job scene is dire? How the hell is a student supposed to pay back the loan and get his parents property safely out of the banks clutch?
@@main_stream_media_is_a_joke you rather seem anxious, calm down buddy. i was talking about going abroad for education, where the pay is more than enough to repay the loans. and the loan usually has a moratorium period of 1 year, which is enough to get job. plus its usually repaid in emi's. so unless its a retard of a student i dont think u need to be so worried. then again im not promoting mba, im just giving out my opinion. i myself am doing ca.
@@LEo_7 brother loan will only cover for college fees what about living expenses , miscellaneous expenses, health expenses. It's easy to say that take a loan and go study abroad but reality is different. Plus average course fees to study in top colleges in us or uk is anywhere around 1cr plus I'm not even calculating other expenses and average package in those colleges also lies between range of 80 to 1 cr ctc. Plus visa issues, work permit and most importantly recession has also hit there look into the news even the big companies are not willing to open their pockets of great packages for elite institutions like Harvard , HEC etc
It's strange to expect to recover the entire amount of investment of education in a year. Instead one should be looking for a stable career and improving the society as a whole. And, This is what exactly they don't teach in MBAs.
Thanks for showing the reality of MBA degree from top colleges of India. This is the reality. You are paying fees of around 25-30 lakhs and getting 10-20 lakhs per annum only .
That 10 to 20 lakh is a good starting package compared to being a undergrad and earn 25k a month plus placements in mba colleges depends on your performance as well if you not perform well there why would a company will hire you at high package
I guess it's not that low.. earning 20 lacs above in the beginning is good, after some years of experience people will be promoted to the next level and they will earn more.. so in my opinion it's far better than other degrees in India...
Whether you do an MBA from normal college or IIM it doesn't matter . You will get a sales Job only . Normal college - Management trainee then Sales Manager. IIM - Management Trainee then Area sales Manager. They average pay package is almost around 30 lacs because Sales job offer High variable pay but fixed pay is less . Think and then decide what is best for you after reading this ?
Even in IIMA only a few students get such high salaries and the CTCs are inflated so they actual in hand is only around 15 lac for 30 package. Most people won't even be able to recover their MBA fee even after 3 years of doing the job (factoring in the time cost of the money).
@@okayaresd yes, that is the maximum life expectancy of people after completing MBA. They age 2-3 times faster. It's proven by science. Life is tough for them! 🥺😢
It's true that the in-hand component is low compared to CTC. But, there are also appraisals, job switches, salary hikes, experience, and continuous skill development to consider. Most IIM grads attain a 2x hike in 4-5 years of their job. Also, student loan helps in tax saving.
India is all about Getting jobs!!! Our IIT's & IIMs are respected all because, of good Placements but, when compared to Top 20 Leading institutes in Engineering & Management around the world I see a significant difference University like Harvard, Cambridge & MIT solely focuses on Researching, Building, Creativity & Innovation. So, they set the standard for the whole industry. our institute tries to just chase the requirements for some breakthrough.
Seriously you guys want to kill competition this year in cat Posting such videos after cat notification is out. Yeah a guy who is already earning 12-15 lakh in India after under graduation doesn't need any mba degree. In India people mostly do mba to get good salary.
India's Education system doesn't prepare you for the working world. UGC the keeper of the Higher Education is a total failure being run by people who are outdated in their approach.
I did an MBA from top 10 college in India. Trust me guys. It is not worth at all. Huge fees, which is unjustified. Also after gettjng job, you get no skills and end up doing clerical work. Real scope is in tech related skills like programming, devops, Data analyst jobs etc. They are treated with more respect and have great career scope.
Have been dealing with new GenZ MBA folks from Tier-2 MBA schools and they 1) lack Hard work attitude , 2) Big time not industry ready, and 3) Poor Quality of education
MBAs were never about education, started as “Marriage biodata extras” now declining bcz even bright graduates are getting that package without doing MBAwhich was not the case 7-8 years ago
Mam main thing is that the new iim also opening their substitute iim for earning & these iim are non profit organisation but they do 100 cr business from one batch
All over the world MB is just 1 year study.. Only in INDIA we have MBA for 2 -3 years.. WHY? what do we teach extra that they dont teach. Just extra fees for extra term. That's all.
You are right but that's only valid for mba in finance. If we see other branches of mba such as marketing, consulting etc then it requires different approach
As per the inflation India’s salary market is still like 5-7years ago. As India lack minimum wage system commissioned by government body this gives employer best shot to exploit as much as they want.
We often tend to overestimate the short-term benefits and underestimate the long-term benefits. Of course MBA provides a great platform to explore multiple career options however one should not completely focus on the benefits they get immediately after graduating, instead leverage the learnings from MBA to make a greater impact in the long-term.
And what about every other companies maximum of them are running by mbas and most of the tech companies who hire mba prefer candidates with tech background so your logic doesn't make any sense
MBA matters and is relevant if you know what to do with it. Starting job or salary doesn't matter. The skills, confidence, network gained at a top MBA program is just unique and unparalleled and can't be compared with starting packages and fees etc.
There is plenty of jobs available but for the right people. Two people do graduation. One remains a clerk whereas the other person becomes a General Manager in the same organisation. The person with the right skill and talent moves up.
Here is some realistic career advice: Never opt for arts stream or go for any arts related courses. You will regret it for the rest of your life. Careers in Arts/humanities are not that plentiful or lucrative. This is the situation even in developed countries. Majority of the regretted degrees around the world are in the arts/humanities stream. Talking about preparing for govt jobs, you can get a government job even if you have a degree in STEM or business and the variety of jobs available will be a lot more. The chances of going abroad will also be limited if you take arts courses. In fact, a lot of schools in India don't offer arts stream. So guys, avoid arts at all costs. Get realistic guidance and select a better career.
These grads from IIMs are just human calculators who get admissions because they scored a high score in the entrance. For engineering this is essential. But for an mba there are way more other skills you need to be good at. I dont see why international companies will pay a premium for indian b schools over international ones.
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Reason for all these is there is no demand based intake of students for any course not only MBA but all courses Now the educational institutions are run to ensure job for teachers
MBA, like any othe programme, is a copied programme from the West. The difference is in Western countries only those with some work expeirence in a management poistion join MBA. In india mostly student join MBA straight after graduation. Without any work experience, their contribution to the emplyoer tends to be based on text book knowledge. Even many of the staff who teach at IIMs lack industry experience and are recuited on the basis of their qualifications ie they only teach from the textbooks and not based on their experience.
@@komaldogra2779 Well, if you haven't done your MBA from a Tier 1 institute, it's quite difficult to get "top jobs". Though I've heard that even some Tier 1 passouts are finding it difficult, because of tough job market.
I've experienced that now in Mumbai to get an Internship in a corporate job, no matter the area, requires an MBA. What's even more outrageous is that they are willing to pay only 10-20K per month.
If you can find a job which partially or fully funds your MBA, then nothing like it. You work very hard for 3-4 years as you are working full-time and taking MBA classes in evenings and weekends. But at the end it does feel worthwhile. Gives you plenty of opportunities to learn, practise soft skills. Hopefully you will learn a thing or two about finance which may help you manage your personal finance better than someone who learnt nothing about accounting and finance. FMS, Bajaj and many reputed MBA programs in universities may be better bets if you are concerned about high initial investment. I have personally found all forms higher education have been definitely worthwhile especially if obtained while working full-time. A lof of hardwork but worth it.
Yes. The ROI(return on investment ) is a big concern for even our best IIMs. Last time, I got 99+ %ile in CAT, applied for IIMK&IIMB, got call from both, but could attend only IIMB interview, which I couldn't make. As I am already working in a PSU, I was too much confused, what if I got selected. Because, I will loose a gov. job, then loss of next two year salary also, + a loan of 30-35 lakhs, + 2 year hectic study, placements etc. So for people like me, part time MBA/executive MBA make more sense. For people with graduation from tier 3 colleges or tier 2 college with no long experience, it still make sense. Or if you want to specialize in any, like finance, it will be good. Now a days people who work in some specialized area like machine learning /cyber security / data science, within an experience of less than 3-5 year make more than 30 LPA. So, 30-50 LPA is no more a big deal, thats why the IIM ROI is very low, but the brand value remains.
Don't do the MBA bro. Don't. My sister SRCC post graduate started in one of the BIG 4s at 7LPA and presently at 22 LPA after 2.5 years with a very decent work life balance. I advised her to do MBA but she told me that her manager after 8-10 years is already sitting at 35-40 without any MBA plus no tension of loan plus a good work life balance. Lastly, if you're satisfied with your profile then what's the need??
in US MBAs lost the prestige they once had after 2008 economic melt down. If you decide to get an MBA , make sure you go to the top 10% Universities. Even then there is no guarantee. CEOs like Elon Musk have publicly mocked MBAs as being part of the problem.
A smart & wise man will look for an educated working wife . They know her income will supplement his for al their working life. They will be able to afford a house , ample savings, holidays & quality education for their children . But the stupid backward mentality men in India only want Dowry . Many can not afford a car themselves or cannot drive but will demand a car from the girl's family . One time ticket to quick money ! No thinking for the future
We can almost say that most of the degrees are just some stereotypic Gen X's blindfolded traditional requirement which has no proportionate value as hyped in real life.
Don't quit anything even If Lamborghini is posted online some people will give negative reviews, compare it on the basis on roi and say tata safari is much better and bla bla.. Frist make it to IIM then decide..it's always worth it..
In bangalore my cousin got stipend job , he was staying in his friends house, sometimes in second hand car eating maggie, street food and after 3 months of struggle he started with 3.5 lacs. And when he will start to earn higher than his expenses one big part of his salary will started to go - Taxes.. 😂 no saving upto 30 years.. But when he start to earn more than expenses and taxes.. He will get married.. Then babies. Kids bangalore education . So no saving upto 55 years, expenses expenses expenses and Taxes.. But no savings. . 😢
It will be worth it only if the cost of studying in the B schools will be reduced. Moreover companies are not going to pay like they have before covid.
An MBA (IIM or others ) will mostly get sales jobs. For finance, companies prefer CA. Maal to bechna padega. Profit kama ke dena hoga.... otherwise you're OUT...!!
u r right...I was reading a story on quora..that lady left her job after dping mBA from one of the IIMs because company was asking her to wor 24*7.😂😂😂😂 and she was in marketing...believe me..peace is more impoortant than money or this so called MBA..a momo seller is selling momos happier than a MBA graduate from IIM..😂😂
Every year thousands of journalists come to media but none have courage to do what really journalism is! 😂😂 . Just talking other profession and all. And media is 4th pillar of our constitution!! Oo in a book I think!!. Seeing this journalism means reporter and anchor should speak English with foreign accent , 😅
@@kazuma2060 yeah I see the consequences of doing MBA from top tier, how they are dependent on alumni for placement, and this is the trend to go. Finally corporates realise these MBA guys basically add zero value, instead the focus is more on the data analytics part.
I don't know whether it's good or not but for me as from poor class family even after I getting IIMs ,6lakh package is enough for me as my family yearly income is 1.5 lakh . I don't have any such wish to get only 50 lakhs, 5 to 6 lakhs is enough for me, our family has seen a lot of poverty, for us iim is not a choice but it's a chance to have a 3 time proper meal a day .
Here's one more thing u guys should know, the government contributions. "We often hear that the government has built x number of AIIMS, But why don't we ever hear that x of no IIMs have been made by the government." IIMS ARE BUILT ON GOVERNMENT LAND BUT NOT FROM THE GOVERNMENT FUNDS, THEREFORE THE FEES OF IIMS ARE HIGH. Idk why she didn't mention this.
same story same package numbers and same issue of employability. Can you provide some more insight rather than same old story of inflation. What change taken place in MBA ane their role changed with technology? what skills now they need to focus on? some more details
Given that this is an international channel please start making it a habit of stating money in USD terms or atleast subtitle the USD denomination of the amount.
@@MrSatadal Nope, they all are getting paid with student's fee, there isn't a single contribution from government. They receive funds regarding improving infrastructure, nthng else. Thats all ik this far.
Success of the MBAs has little to do with the MBA, its just their intrinsic capability and MBA has little to do with it. MBA programs are able to attract top talent and they will anyway do well mba is just incidental and MBA takes credit for it
Any degree is useless if you don't have the skillset. Be in the top of your institution, if all you care about is passing marks you'll never get anywhere big in life
The audacity of posting IIM as a requirement in their marriage requirement when they themselves are not even close to those skills. Major reason for marriage problems - mismatched expectations
this requirement was asked by the House Owner to grant home for the Tenant ! 🤣🤣🤣
@@epicgamer7472 bruhh.. That's brutal. Mofo he wouldn't himself have passed a 5th std exam
Ppppppppp
N those gals ain't even a Virgin mary, unemployed n immature😂
They compensate it with dowry
Low skills job are paying highest in india actually. 🎉
Momo wala , Tikki wala , bijli wala etc are earning 8-10k PER DAY. 😢
And they don't even pay tax
First of all you are comparing a personal business to a job and If you think those business requires low skill then why don't you do that as well? Its easy to belittle them but believe me those are anything but that.
You are right. Many earn much more than Engineers & MBAs . But key factor that differentiates India from many other countries is that India lacks dignity of labour . Certain jobs are looked down upon as meant for the lower strata . In US even a Post graduate could drive cabs, serve tables, do cleaning jobs , run food carts , do delivery jobs ... .. anything to earn or supplement their income to be financially self reliant . .
In India people with education & those conscious of their social status consider such jobs low down . They will opt to be unemployed than take up such jobs
@@ayandas9811 he isn't doing because he wants a respectable job. In India, these Momo walas, Tikki walas aren't respected for their work. Indian Mindset is if you are working in a govt job or in BIG Private companies, then you deserve respect. Even girls wouldn't want to marry a Momo wala, Tikki wala. Don't ask whether i will give my daughter to a Momo Wala or a Tikki Wala. My response would be same as my Parents response. This thing is deeply rooted in the mind of Indians.
@@Personal-qs9vg Giving people respect for their genuine hard work is up to them. How ever the mindset of those work being low standard is actually changing. And personal business is better than any job in my opinions. The dedication required for such business is admiring to say the lest.
Have courage to contest election. Education won't land you anywhere 😂
Strange...these videos are frequent after the CAT, XAT and MBA entrance exam notifications..😂😂😂
Just another distraction dude
She has to do her work n duty.
@@okayaresdreality hai.
Pakora beko modi Nala gas wala bola
@@saswatamondal3447 koi reality nai hai bro this was the same situation from past decades fees in IIMs and other premier bschools have always been on higher side. And its not that ki average placements increase nai hui hai 5 years back iim a ki avg placement 25 thi ab 30 hai yes past kuch years m increment nai hui hai because of global slowdown. But trust me if you have a job in India which is paying you 12-15 lakh per annum you don't need an mba but if you are earning in 3-4 lakh there is not much option left for you. You have to do an mba.
because in India MBA is done to get a job whereas elsewhere in the world it is done to promote entreprenuership. And there are no prior experience requirement so that adds to lesser pay packages
How does an MBA promote entreprenuership.
I would argue that most entrepreneurs do not have a degree let alone an MBA and certainly don't need one.
@@johntheaccountant5594 A lot of courses and even some MBAs are entrepreneurship oriented but yes its not the only reason. Mainly if you want to move to managerial role then you do MBA in other countries. Usually the median age is 29 to 30 or even higher in all top B-school internationally.
But here literally people with one year experience or even zero experience are the majority of the crowd.
@@prashantsolanki007 💯
@@Uncle_SAM96 actually the top people will get those big packages.
You're not even considering the avg people in the IIMs. Also, even the average people who get selected to study in IIMs have a near perfect marksheets throughout their careers.
Now Imagine going through all that with paying insane fees and not even get a good package
I respectfully disagree with you, mba is done manage a company, they handle already built up companies, they are the executives of a company
Meanwhile me : preparing for the CAT'24
The keyword here is employable... Not every degree holder is employable. Every one is speaking about unemployment but trust me the greater problem is employability. If u eqip ur self well skill wise you'll never be unemployed and never sleep In a hungry stomach
100%
You spend 27 lakhs and you getting no skill , isn't that a problem from college
@@Rat.s wrong skill is free you can't teach skill... The sequence is skill will make you employable then it will give you experience n u will make it your business which will in return give jobs to at least 30 more...
When you have no skill you will be caught in the scam where people will claim to teach you skill for 25 lakhs... N u will end up with a job that pays you 20k a month which you will soon leave n stay unemployed....
Skill n knowledge are two different things
Books give you knowledge, but instinct N hereditary give you skill...
I agree
Me watching this video after taking admission in IIM Calcutta with a 27 lakh education loan 😬
Saw you on twitter
You should have gone for MTech from IIT Madras
Bro can you provide your contact plz
Bro can you tell me how to take education loan for Mba 25 to 28 lakhs?
@@SahilSharma-ih9ok The banks come to iims at time of admission to offer loans at low interest rates without any collateral or security
@@SahilSharma-ih9ok go to your campus sbi branch at time of admission
I had done civil engineering 7 years back and today I am earning 23k per month equivalent to Labour or Mistri.Really bad condition in India.
Doctors after PG - pay is less than 50k🐶🤡 har jagah same hai , pehle society's profession ko overglorify krti hai then ye
@@tab8294 I done mtech in civil engineering and was earning 18k pm as assistant professor 😢
Switch to IT. Do training and certification in latest technology and join any startup.
@@siddheshdubeyWill they hire 30 year old non-IT graduates in software ?
@@Apache1970 Yes for new technologies because demand is more and supply is less.
IIM students who pass out are not of great quality, only they are good at speaking english. Not worth it..its better to MBA from USA or UK from 2 level universities.
Yeah and fyi not all students are millionaire to go and study in US and UK smarty and even to get into that you need to crack gmat with prior work ex of minimum 5 yrs plus if you can't crack cat here how you gonna crack gmat and get into level 2 colleges and currently same situation is everywhere due to global recession
@@kazuma2060 u will be surprised to know that its easier to get into b-schools abroad than into iim. i have seen it in my brother's and friend's case. only barrier i saw is of funds, then again which bank wont fund you if u managed to get into b-schools abroad.
@@LEo_7What about collaterals?
Your parents lifetime savings (house etc) will have to be kept as a collateral....as even with 5+ years of experience an Indian student won't have a fraction of the MBA fees as savings.
The parents future...not to mention the kids future are on line when they take crazy loans to fund the expensive MBA's.
Quite honestly I can't believe the pressure these MBA students and their parents must be for the duration of the MBA......what if the economic situation goes south just as the MBA is complete and the job scene is dire?
How the hell is a student supposed to pay back the loan and get his parents property safely out of the banks clutch?
@@main_stream_media_is_a_joke you rather seem anxious, calm down buddy. i was talking about going abroad for education, where the pay is more than enough to repay the loans. and the loan usually has a moratorium period of 1 year, which is enough to get job. plus its usually repaid in emi's. so unless its a retard of a student i dont think u need to be so worried. then again im not promoting mba, im just giving out my opinion. i myself am doing ca.
@@LEo_7 brother loan will only cover for college fees what about living expenses , miscellaneous expenses, health expenses. It's easy to say that take a loan and go study abroad but reality is different. Plus average course fees to study in top colleges in us or uk is anywhere around 1cr plus I'm not even calculating other expenses and average package in those colleges also lies between range of 80 to 1 cr ctc. Plus visa issues, work permit and most importantly recession has also hit there look into the news even the big companies are not willing to open their pockets of great packages for elite institutions like Harvard , HEC etc
No it’s a global phenomenon. People after seeing multiple companies drawn to the dogs by MBAs are not ready to touch them with a pole
100% most MBA graduates have become damager than managers
It's strange to expect to recover the entire amount of investment of education in a year. Instead one should be looking for a stable career and improving the society as a whole. And, This is what exactly they don't teach in MBAs.
Thanks for showing the reality of MBA degree from top colleges of India.
This is the reality. You are paying fees of around 25-30 lakhs and getting 10-20 lakhs per annum only .
That 10 to 20 lakh is a good starting package compared to being a undergrad and earn 25k a month plus placements in mba colleges depends on your performance as well if you not perform well there why would a company will hire you at high package
Pls correction, IIM ahmedabad's lowest is 18lpa,avg 32lpa, Max 1.xx crores
I guess it's not that low.. earning 20 lacs above in the beginning is good, after some years of experience people will be promoted to the next level and they will earn more.. so in my opinion it's far better than other degrees in India...
@@MasterDreamer-n9zand less than 0.1% students will make it to IIMA
@@devansh8211 Iam ST, 10th-92%, 12th-90% engineer,18 months workex
Whether you do an MBA from normal college or IIM it doesn't matter .
You will get a sales Job only .
Normal college - Management trainee then Sales Manager.
IIM - Management Trainee then Area sales Manager.
They average pay package is almost around 30 lacs because Sales job offer High variable pay but fixed pay is less .
Think and then decide what is best for you after reading this ?
What nonsense, what about jobs in finance, genman, prodman, not everyone is there to do Marketing 😂
@@okayaresdThere are finance jobs but those come very few for placement if compared to Sales jobs.
Basis for your comment?
@@karthik007
Yes I agree too with your opinions.
Yes absolutely , major companies come for sales roles especially in avg b-schools and mostly freshers in these schools land up these jobs .
Even in IIMA only a few students get such high salaries and the CTCs are inflated so they actual in hand is only around 15 lac for 30 package. Most people won't even be able to recover their MBA fee even after 3 years of doing the job (factoring in the time cost of the money).
Didn't know post MBA people only go on to live for 3 years
Are you dumb
@@okayaresd yes, that is the maximum life expectancy of people after completing MBA. They age 2-3 times faster. It's proven by science. Life is tough for them! 🥺😢
@@okayaresdkiddo he meant that it takes 3 years to payoff loan and after 3 years you start to earn. Total 5 years with 0 rs.
It's true that the in-hand component is low compared to CTC. But, there are also appraisals, job switches, salary hikes, experience, and continuous skill development to consider.
Most IIM grads attain a 2x hike in 4-5 years of their job.
Also, student loan helps in tax saving.
All major courses are a joke, now. People should be hired directly after 12th, gain experience and then decide on specialization.
True
This is sadly becoming the reality of the current education system - not catching up with times (even premium institutes) - results in this....
Still trying to figure out what is actually worth in these current times. The answer is unfortunately nothing.
Self Employment. Be the owner of your own effort, time, money & resources .
Couldn't agree more on this 😢
Skills man skills
@@shamil734 can u list some skills ?
India is all about Getting jobs!!! Our IIT's & IIMs are respected all because, of good Placements but, when compared to Top 20 Leading institutes in Engineering & Management around the world I see a significant difference University like Harvard, Cambridge & MIT solely focuses on Researching, Building, Creativity & Innovation. So, they set the standard for the whole industry. our institute tries to just chase the requirements for some breakthrough.
Well said
Seriously you guys want to kill competition this year in cat
Posting such videos after cat notification is out. Yeah a guy who is already earning 12-15 lakh in India after under graduation doesn't need any mba degree. In India people mostly do mba to get good salary.
What is your graduation? Computer engineering?
Learning is one thing but performing in the job is another.
India's Education system doesn't prepare you for the working world. UGC the keeper of the Higher Education is a total failure being run by people who are outdated in their approach.
I did an MBA from top 10 college in India. Trust me guys. It is not worth at all. Huge fees, which is unjustified. Also after gettjng job, you get no skills and end up doing clerical work. Real scope is in tech related skills like programming, devops, Data analyst jobs etc. They are treated with more respect and have great career scope.
😢which clg and why u r saying these. ? Just taking adm Tom pls tell why should I not go.for it m from commerce bg
@@776-02 go bro..commerce and then mba from a decent college is a very good option
@@776-02 he did his MBA from IIFT Delhi
and he is a manager at a bank.
@@776-02 Went to IIFT Delhi....
Prepared for UPSC and now I am changing fields into data analytics after gaining few skills. Is this a wise career decision?
Have been dealing with new GenZ MBA folks from Tier-2 MBA schools and they 1) lack Hard work attitude , 2) Big time not industry ready, and 3) Poor Quality of education
MBAs were never about education, started as “Marriage biodata extras” now declining bcz even bright graduates are getting that package without doing MBAwhich was not the case 7-8 years ago
Mam main thing is that the new iim also opening their substitute iim for earning & these iim are non profit organisation but they do 100 cr business from one batch
All over the world MB is just 1 year study.. Only in INDIA we have MBA for 2 -3 years.. WHY? what do we teach extra that they dont teach. Just extra fees for extra term. That's all.
That's why I choose CFA first as it's passing rate is low and future growth is higher than MBA but CFA+MBA is best for salary negotiations.
You are right but that's only valid for mba in finance. If we see other branches of mba such as marketing, consulting etc then it requires different approach
and thats why i choose CA (am in CA FINALS )
thank god I left India for good working culture and pay
Good riddance. Don't come back.
Where did u go? And how did you go?
I also left India after completing my MBA. Now I work as a Taxi driver outside JFK airport. Life is good and satisfying.
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As per the inflation India’s salary market is still like 5-7years ago. As India lack minimum wage system commissioned by government body this gives employer best shot to exploit as much as they want.
We often tend to overestimate the short-term benefits and underestimate the long-term benefits. Of course MBA provides a great platform to explore multiple career options however one should not completely focus on the benefits they get immediately after graduating, instead leverage the learnings from MBA to make a greater impact in the long-term.
Guess how it turned out for Boeing and for Intel when the MBAs where running them?
Intel's CEO pat gelsinger was their former CTO, known for his strong technical background so your comment doesn't make sense
Umm... What about Google and Microsoft
Not every company is a technology company.
@@akihitonarihisago4276any mba is idiot only
And what about every other companies maximum of them are running by mbas and most of the tech companies who hire mba prefer candidates with tech background so your logic doesn't make any sense
MBA matters and is relevant if you know what to do with it. Starting job or salary doesn't matter. The skills, confidence, network gained at a top MBA program is just unique and unparalleled and can't be compared with starting packages and fees etc.
yes..do not watch these news....MBA is always valuable
I burnt my mba certificate before five years. It's totally waste. 😂😂. Now happy..
Seeing the plight of your English... You made a wise decision
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Brutal 😂😂
Waste of time prefer Courses schedule to give you high yield skills
like CA (am in ca final at age of 20) and cost till now is less than 1 lakh inc classes of top educators
Hlo. I'm currently 21 and in inter. Should I continue?
There is plenty of jobs available but for the right people. Two people do graduation. One remains a clerk whereas the other person becomes a General Manager in the same organisation. The person with the right skill and talent moves up.
Here is some realistic career advice:
Never opt for arts stream or go for any arts related courses. You will regret it for the rest of your life. Careers in Arts/humanities are not that plentiful or lucrative. This is the situation even in developed countries. Majority of the regretted degrees around the world are in the arts/humanities stream.
Talking about preparing for govt jobs, you can get a government job even if you have a degree in STEM or business and the variety of jobs available will be a lot more. The chances of going abroad will also be limited if you take arts courses. In fact, a lot of schools in India don't offer arts stream.
So guys, avoid arts at all costs. Get realistic guidance and select a better career.
Chartered Accountancy >>>>>>>> Anything nowadays! ❤
Salaries are stagnant from so many years I think
These grads from IIMs are just human calculators who get admissions because they scored a high score in the entrance. For engineering this is essential. But for an mba there are way more other skills you need to be good at. I dont see why international companies will pay a premium for indian b schools over international ones.
They have been fooled by Indians
Are you from IIM ABC or ISB?
@@Kinshu91 None. But i would choose ISB over the IIMs
@@ajraol9032 - I am an MBA from ISB and some of my friends are from IIMs ABC, and they are far brighter and smarter than me.
Hope I have made my point. 🙂
@@Kinshu91 Exactly my point. Human calculators 😃
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Hope it's more
Have fun with your DU fees
Bhagwan se toh drr ja mohit😂
Legend.
@@gopalwaghmare7023 tu bh aaja bro sath mba krege 😂🤜
Want to know how many mba students started their own business
Thg recover 50-60 lakhs in 2-3 years so what is the problem
Same with ISB this year I heard. Pay 40 lacs for 1 year and median is around 30 (which you would have got anyway with 5 years exp)
Already the big tech companies started developing the AI model will replace the 98% fresher job.Currently the model was executed in release stage .I'm part of the team
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I am wondering now when IIM ,IIT are not worth and students are struggling getting right jobs then what should they do ??
Reason for all these is there is no demand based intake of students for any course not only MBA but all courses Now the educational institutions are run to ensure job for teachers
MBA, like any othe programme, is a copied programme from the West. The difference is in Western countries only those with some work expeirence in a management poistion join MBA. In india mostly student join MBA straight after graduation. Without any work experience, their contribution to the emplyoer tends to be based on text book knowledge. Even many of the staff who teach at IIMs lack industry experience and are recuited on the basis of their qualifications ie they only teach from the textbooks and not based on their experience.
That's why I refused to get educated. I simply joined TMC and now I have properties worth crores (and still growing). I hire MBAs as employees 😂😂
@@LikeDeep-q6w Darun idea 😂😂
Roi can be recovered in 1 year is bad ?😂😂 A guy joining in IT as a fresher earns 2.4 to 3.2 and average semester cost is 1 lakh.
Meanwhile IPMAT waale with 40 lakhs loan💀💀💀🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚
That CTC is highly inflated.. You barely get 1-1.5 lak/month in hand
I am 2024 pass out and trying to find job is super hard and even in the salary 20000😢
Really?
@@komaldogra2779 Well, if you haven't done your MBA from a Tier 1 institute, it's quite difficult to get "top jobs".
Though I've heard that even some Tier 1 passouts are finding it difficult, because of tough job market.
Passing out from mba???
There should be no connection of MBA IIM with marriage bcoz after all it's matter of choosing life partner & not choosing the degree
everyone is not like u...u r unique
I've experienced that now in Mumbai to get an Internship in a corporate job, no matter the area, requires an MBA. What's even more outrageous is that they are willing to pay only 10-20K per month.
If you can find a job which partially or fully funds your MBA, then nothing like it. You work very hard for 3-4 years as you are working full-time and taking MBA classes in evenings and weekends. But at the end it does feel worthwhile. Gives you plenty of opportunities to learn, practise soft skills. Hopefully you will learn a thing or two about finance which may help you manage your personal finance better than someone who learnt nothing about accounting and finance.
FMS, Bajaj and many reputed MBA programs in universities may be better bets if you are concerned about high initial investment.
I have personally found all forms higher education have been definitely worthwhile especially if obtained while working full-time. A lof of hardwork but worth it.
IIM calicut still managed to increase the average salary per annum and ranked among top 5 tho
Yes. The ROI(return on investment ) is a big concern for even our best IIMs. Last time, I got 99+ %ile in CAT, applied for IIMK&IIMB, got call from both, but could attend only IIMB interview, which I couldn't make. As I am already working in a PSU, I was too much confused, what if I got selected.
Because, I will loose a gov. job,
then loss of next two year salary also,
+ a loan of 30-35 lakhs,
+ 2 year hectic study, placements etc.
So for people like me, part time MBA/executive MBA make more sense.
For people with graduation from tier 3 colleges or tier 2 college with no long experience, it still make sense. Or if you want to specialize in any, like finance, it will be good.
Now a days people who work in some specialized area like machine learning /cyber security / data science, within an experience of less than 3-5 year make more than 30 LPA. So, 30-50 LPA is no more a big deal, thats why the IIM ROI is very low, but the brand value remains.
Don't do the MBA bro. Don't. My sister SRCC post graduate started in one of the BIG 4s at 7LPA and presently at 22 LPA after 2.5 years with a very decent work life balance. I advised her to do MBA but she told me that her manager after 8-10 years is already sitting at 35-40 without any MBA plus no tension of loan plus a good work life balance. Lastly, if you're satisfied with your profile then what's the need??
Hi brother. I am also in state civil services. I am in the same confusion. Is there a way we can connect? Need to talk to you urgently.
@@sahil.tripathiif u satisfied okk otherwise think wisely MBA cant make differences ur payscale as well Profile
Brand value of not all IIMS, only top IIMS (Currently BLACKI)
It has taken so many years for Indian companies to realize many of the MBA s from top institutions are not really worth for very high payments
in US MBAs lost the prestige they once had after 2008 economic melt down. If you decide to get an MBA , make sure you go to the top 10% Universities. Even then there is no guarantee.
CEOs like Elon Musk have publicly mocked MBAs as being part of the problem.
The way she speaks..❤
An MBA groom will look for a bride with similar achievements and working professional not for a good for nothing lazy daddy's princess.
Some of these lazy asses get lucky but they go through hell because this groom compares her with his colleagues wives
A smart & wise man will look for an educated working wife . They know her income will supplement his for al their working life. They will be able to afford a house , ample savings, holidays & quality education for their children .
But the stupid backward mentality men in India only want Dowry . Many can not afford a car themselves or cannot drive but will demand a car from the girl's family .
One time ticket to quick money ! No thinking for the future
Rightly said😂 The expectations of modern Indian women out of Indian men is too much
This video came just when I am Going to do mba in 2025
Lucky
We can almost say that most of the degrees are just some stereotypic Gen X's blindfolded traditional requirement which has no proportionate value as hyped in real life.
I'm here to get a best suggestions either to give CAT exam or quit.
Same here 😂
Quit and do CA/ CFA etc
give it you will get to know where you stand
Don't quit anything even If Lamborghini is posted online some people will give negative reviews, compare it on the basis on roi and say tata safari is much better and bla bla.. Frist make it to IIM then decide..it's always worth it..
Anything outside the top 10 nothing is worth it
In bangalore my cousin got stipend job , he was staying in his friends house, sometimes in second hand car eating maggie, street food and after 3 months of struggle he started with 3.5 lacs. And when he will start to earn higher than his expenses one big part of his salary will started to go - Taxes.. 😂 no saving upto 30 years.. But when he start to earn more than expenses and taxes.. He will get married.. Then babies. Kids bangalore education . So no saving upto 55 years, expenses expenses expenses and Taxes.. But no savings. . 😢
It will be worth it only if the cost of studying in the B schools will be reduced. Moreover companies are not going to pay like they have before covid.
MBA then 🗿 MBA now 🤡🤡
who said?..stop watching these news..one of my friends have done MBA from XLRI..he is earning 24lac in a year..working from home
Graduates have to polish themself for better prosepectives to prove in the competative market.
Why they are showing Samir Bansal sir teaching in the video who teaches for iit jee not for cat😂
An MBA (IIM or others ) will mostly get sales jobs. For finance, companies prefer CA.
Maal to bechna padega. Profit kama ke dena hoga.... otherwise you're OUT...!!
u r right...I was reading a story on quora..that lady left her job after dping mBA from one of the IIMs because company was asking her to wor 24*7.😂😂😂😂 and she was in marketing...believe me..peace is more impoortant than money or this so called MBA..a momo seller is selling momos happier than a MBA graduate from IIM..😂😂
Every year thousands of journalists come to media but none have courage to do what really journalism is! 😂😂 . Just talking other profession and all. And media is 4th pillar of our constitution!! Oo in a book I think!!. Seeing this journalism means reporter and anchor should speak English with foreign accent , 😅
Distance education learning, package 34 lacs per annum, I was back bencher BTW 💀💀💀💀
Can u elaborate plz?
Really have you done distance education. From where bro?
Which course did you do ?
IIM IITs idea was to produce entreprenures not job seekers
The coaching given in MBA colleges can be learnt by MIM and other alternate courses which are lessthan 1 year duration and budget friendly
How is it budget friendly lol
No ROI FOR MBA for hiring manager MBA dose not matter is matter on hands on. No English
It's just a temporary stagnate in the job market it will recover soon maybe in 2025 it will
Biz schools have become production lines…. They never stop producing grad students!!😂
MBA is the worst among all courses, it basically adds zero value😂
Yeah do your mba from top bschool you will find the value do it from jhola chap college jobless and commenting such kind of lame argument
@@kazuma2060 yeah I see the consequences of doing MBA from top tier, how they are dependent on alumni for placement, and this is the trend to go. Finally corporates realise these MBA guys basically add zero value, instead the focus is more on the data analytics part.
30 Lac per annum( every year) but the cost is about 30 Lac one time.
1:47 that’s IIM Indore in the background, not IIM Ahmedabad 😅
I know because I’m from IIM Indore, and at 2:10 you can clearly see that!
In my country at least a fondation certificates is required to get a basic 21K rupees. Achieving a master degrees is another level. 😅
Watching this from IIM Udaipur makes me cry
do not watch these shits news...my frind passed out from XLRI..earning 24lac/anummmmm..working from home in Maheeeendra
I don't know whether it's good or not but for me as from poor class family even after I getting IIMs ,6lakh package is enough for me as my family yearly income is 1.5 lakh . I don't have any such wish to get only 50 lakhs, 5 to 6 lakhs is enough for me, our family has seen a lot of poverty, for us iim is not a choice but it's a chance to have a 3 time proper meal a day .
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Alternative to MBA (2 yrs) is MIM (1 year + Low cost compared to MBA)
26 lac rs then why don’t someone will choose abroad with many perks and exposure of abroad ?
The network from IIM A,B and C will be so good your initial ctc is unimportant
No one talks about the population. Every field has this issue.
yes population is the biggest thing
And here i am preparing for this years CAT😂😂, this is a bit concerning
Same here😂
@@aakash866me too
Same😂
no work-ex is a cherry on top🚶
Same 😂@@adheeprao5704
They want iim graduate for marriage what the hell😂😂😂they dont cross class 10 exam with full marks
iit and iim sharply going down in placement and will it put to end of a craze for iit and iim?
For general category guy, CAT is not difficult part of IIM dream but reservations and "diversity" is.
Here's one more thing u guys should know, the government contributions. "We often hear that the government has built x number of AIIMS, But why don't we ever hear that x of no IIMs have been made by the government."
IIMS ARE BUILT ON GOVERNMENT LAND BUT NOT FROM THE GOVERNMENT FUNDS, THEREFORE THE FEES OF IIMS ARE HIGH.
Idk why she didn't mention this.
same story same package numbers and same issue of employability. Can you provide some more insight rather than same old story of inflation.
What change taken place in MBA ane their role changed with technology? what skills now they need to focus on? some more details
I have a contact who graduated in 24 from A. His pay placement was 24 lacs
Can u pls make a video on Chartered Accountant also.
Given that this is an international channel please start making it a habit of stating money in USD terms or atleast subtitle the USD denomination of the amount.
After some time govt says iit and iim students doesn't have skill so they are unemployed
how much of placement decline seen both in iit and iim as of 2024
27 lacs for a government b school? What is government's contribution here??
Salary of the Professors
@@MrSatadal Nope, they all are getting paid with student's fee, there isn't a single contribution from government. They receive funds regarding improving infrastructure, nthng else. Thats all ik this far.
Success of the MBAs has little to do with the MBA, its just their intrinsic capability and MBA has little to do with it. MBA programs are able to attract top talent and they will anyway do well mba is just incidental and MBA takes credit for it
Any degree is useless if you don't have the skillset. Be in the top of your institution, if all you care about is passing marks you'll never get anywhere big in life