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So the US MBA market is #1 for a reason, it offers the most career opportunities and best collection of brand names globally. I dont know what LPAs converts to in USD but I'm assuming it is less than the $140k avg you quoted. Although this $140k avg seems a bit high to me that avg salary will largely be reserved from the highest paying post-MBA jobs in mgmt consulting and finance. So just keep that in mind. Now the comparison between a 20th ranked US MBA versus ISB / IIMA would depend on your career goals. Depending on your career goals a #20 ranked US programs will add tremendous value to your career, but obviously may provide less of an ROI from top ranked programs. As far as paying for your MBA, most people rely on their savings, scholarships, employer sponsorship, and loans to pay for their education