Jessie Said:

why mba after b.e, is it appropriate to do mba without work experience?

We Answered:

Yes, these days BE is not enough. You need more qualifications. But I would definitely suggest to get some work experience first to understand whether you want to pursue a career in a technical field or management. But if you are sure and have the aptitude for management, then MBA is definitely worth it.

Ramona Said:

MBA without work experience in USA?

We Answered:

Get some work experience first. The classes will not make as much sense to you unless you have real world experience to relate them to. Also, if you are concerned with grades, a large portion of them is class participation. You will not be able to add much to the discussion and will be left out in general.

I am not sure if they accept people with no work experience, but I know they except very few with 2 or less (not sure how much less)

Eugene Said:

MBA without work experience ?

We Answered:

You have to sit for Gmat and TOEFL .Get the addresses of some 25 universities from the US Library. Write to them for application forms. Send the filled up forms. From the replies select the ones that offer scholarships .For MBA with affordable and congenial atmosphere for serious students, USA is the best.

Cecil Said:

getting admission for MBA in Canada without work experience?

We Answered:

for mba u need to have 2 yrs experience as the papers/subjects/project u will write is based on experience.

Velma Said:

What does an MBA grad without work experience start at?

We Answered:

It's called 'entry level' and is just about the same place someone with a BA/BS with no work experience starts at.

The difference is, the MBA graduate should move upward very quickly if he/she managed to learn anything in college.

Elaine Said:

how is the scope for MBA without work experience in abroad?

We Answered:

Fairly Good!

Jenny Said:

Can I go to graduate school and get my MBA without work experience?

We Answered:

MBA programs (good ones at least) cater to prospective students who have work experience. They do, however ,accept a small handful of high academic achievers fresh out of undergrad. Your GPA and GMAT looks promising so I imagine it could come down to your statement of purpose essay as to what you would expect to gain from an MBA program.