Japan

Various specialisation opportunities are available for Indian students pursuing MBA in Japan. Some most popular ones are mentioned below:

• Finance
• Marketing
• Information Technology (IT)
• International Business
• Healthcare Management
• Innovation
• Sustainability
• Technology/Science

With acceptance rate of 50%, Niigata University is least selective MBA university in Japan. On average, 50 out of every 100 applicants secure admission to university. Some other best MBA universities in Japan, along with their acceptance rates are as follows:

Yes Indian students can avail scholarships offered to study MBA in Japan. Choosing to study in abroad is big step that student take for career. Managing expenses including- tuition fee and living costs play deciding factor in this decision. Here is where scholarship come in and help students study in dream college by lessening their expenses. Mentioned below are some of scholarships offered by top universities in Japan that are available for international students-

• Narotam Sekhsaria's Scholarships
• Hani Zeini Scholarship
• Unimoni Student Stars

Post graduation from top MBA university in Japan, graduates secure good job opportunities in global companies. Mentioned below are average placement salaries offered to students at top universities for MBA in Japan-

Indian students who want admission to good university in Japan are required to satisfy following eligiility requirements-

• Completed UG degree from recognised institution
• GPA of 2.5 or above
• Academic transcripts
• English language proficiency
• Full-time work experience
• GMAT score of 600 or above
• SOP
• Letters of recommendation  (LORs);
• A resume/CV; and
• Other university-specific requirements.

Pursuing MBA in Japan is extremely affordable with annual tuition fee as low as INR 6 K. On average, annual cost ranges between INR 3 L - INR 10 L. Check out the table below for the annual tuition cost required in the top B-schools in Japan:

The MEXT Scholarship is the most prestigious and fully funded, covering tuition, living costs, and airfare.

Yes! There is no doubt that Japan is expensive than India. Cities like Tokyo and Kyoto are the most expensive japnese cities where accommodation rent and grocery expenses are more expensive than in India. However, the transport service in Japan is much efficient. 

According to the Embassy of Japan in New Delhi, an Indian student needs YEN 89,000 (INR 50,000) per month excluding rent and travel expenses. If you are going to study in Japan for first time then keep a budget of YEN 700,000 (INR 393,260) for the first three months to settle yourself. This will include your overall expenses.