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As per my Knowledge Minmum50,000 in India


Every MBA is different. And every MBA applicant is different because of opportunity cost. There are two types of applicants, 1.) ROI seekers and 2.) Career changers. In my case, I can't expect to make more $ as a freshly minted MBA therefore the total cost is very high; however, the opportunity it gives me to change career trajectories and pursue something that better fits my life and family are priceless. Therefore, in the first case, if you make less than $70k/year and aren't planning to save dolphins or something with your MBA you can't go wrong from an ROI perspective. However, if you earn more than that, you need to consider whether or not the fulfillment value (i.e. career satisfaction and experience) is worth the $$ to pursue it.
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Hi I am an Indian thinking about doing MBA in US . I have a few questions which are making me kind of tense . Can you please help me answer them .

What is the current scene for Indian Students studying in (M7 +Next 8) Business Schools in US?Are they able to get good jobs after MBA ?How much role does Visa sponsoring play in final FT Recruiting for Indians there who doesn't have work permit/green card ?Is the competition tough for foreign graduates (~around 40% of the class I guess ) as the firms may have limited quota for foreign students.
How are the job prospects for MBA graduates in the current market ?(for foriegn students especially )

I am planning on my MBA and I was shortlisting schools .I would like to know your honest opinion on this.Is it worth taking 100k + loan and apply to US MBA schools.I don't have that kind of money but I am willing to take risk if it really worth?
and approximately in How much time an average MBA graduate is able to repay that loan .
THANKS for your help answers in advance :)