Masters

There are plenty of great b-schools in India (including the IIMs) that welcome freshers.
If you have little to no work experience, you can still get an MBA. Early career MBA programs, for instance, equip you with the expertise and network for a successful first step into the professional world. You might also consider a deferred MBA program.
MBA programs are typically aimed at candidates who are already in the workplace and wish to develop their management skills to switch careers or launch their own business. That's why most programs require you to have work experience, which acts as a foundation for the competencies and expertise you build on during an MBA degree.
Work experience typically refers to part-time or full-time employment after graduating from your undergraduate degree, but some schools also consider pre-graduation work, internships, and volunteering as work experience.
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