Business Management Studies

Yes, Mohammad Ali Jauhar University offers a two-year MBA at the PG level. The university offers MBA General and MBA Agri-Business. Aspirants who have passed graduation with a minimum of 45% aggregate in any discipline from a recognised university are eligible to apply for the MBA course.

No, according to my experience. There is no entrance exam that should be held. They only take personal interviews for admission. 

Please try after the semester exams. The semester exams are currently ongoing. Fill out the registration form between the 1st to 10th July. 

An MBA in Ireland is a good choice for Indian students. The best part of pursuing an MBA in Ireland is that the courses are globally recognised and are available in English. The curriculum is designed in such a way that it provides excellent exposure to European job markets. Indian students can also avail 2-year post-study work visa and good job prospects in fields like finance, tech, and consulting. In addition, Ireland is a safe, affordable, culturally inclusive country with supportive Indian student community.

Yes, students can do MBA in Ireland without a work experience. However, some universities mandates 2-3 year of experience. Some of the top universities like Dublin Business School, Griffith College, or TU Dublin accept students with no experience, and ask for basic eligibility and document requirements to fulfill.

International students willing to pursue an MBA in Ireland must hold a bachelor's degree (min 2:1 or equivalent); a GPA of 3 or above on a 4-point scale, GRE/GMAT (optional), and English language requirements to fulfill the basic eligibility. Also, they must submit certain mandatory documents to take admission in the university listed below:

• A bachelor's degree (min 2:1 or equivalent)
• A GPA of 3 or above on a 4-point scale
• Academic Transcripts
• English proficiency exam scores (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic)
• CV/Resume
• Statement of Purpose
• Two Letters of recommendation
• Work experience

The MBA in Finance fees in Ireland for Indian students may vary for different universities and institutions. Students must do thorough research regarding the course, tuition fees, and living costs while applying for admission. The average first-year tuition fees of an MBA in Finance in Ireland is between INR 13 L and INR 26 L, and the average living cost can be between INR 9 L and INR 11 L per annum. Students can check the table below for tuition cost of popular universities: