MBA in Australia

Hello Anup,
In Australia alone, the fee range is around $25000 to $90,000. In Canada, programs may range from $15000 to $70000 a year.

Yes, even without experience, you can get admission in Australia for MBA.
Australian business schools consider the prior knowledge of the student in a professional setup to be utmost important in his/her management training business schools. That is the reason why they give more priority to work-experienced person even if he hasn't appeared for GMAT.
But there are many colleges which offer Executive MBA and Non-Executive MBA. So, you can definitely get admission.
Just remember your extra-curricular activities, your statement of purpose, your English language test scores (IELTS/TOEFL scores) are also vital along with the GMAT score.

Hello Aksa,
It will be difficult without work experience as business schools prefer applicants with a minimum of 2-years of work experience for the MBA programmes. You can look out for PG Diploma programmes, very popular here and also you can check out the MS Management courses.

Hi,
MBA is difficult if you don't have work experience. Not only will this hamper admissions but also future job prospects are less. MS Management and MIB can be good. For job related information I will advise you to check the SOL of Australia, check the professions in demand and apply accordingly. Getting a job will definitely depend on your academic performance and also on your networking skills. See that the university you are applying to have good corporate tie ups and an active career assistance cell.

Hi Omkar,
Scholarships are given on merit basis, it is decided by the university and varies from case to case. Chances are very low for MBA because MBA programs require work experience, it is less likely that you will even get admission into MBA. MIM is a good choice for fresher, you can also check MS Management. Check any university website, go through the financial aid section for details.

Hello Sagar,
It's very nice to know your dreams of doing MBA in Australia. First and most important aspect is to study hard in your current course with an aim of scoring more than 75%. This will enhance your chances greatly. Then I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Australia since there are lots of nuances to be taken care of.

Every university has a different policy on scholarship. For MBA, Deakin University and James Cook University provide scholarship on the basis of your scores.

Hi Manpreet,
The concept of placement does not apply to foreign universities. They have a very good career assistance cell and will help you network with the industry. If you have graduated from a top-ranked business school, you will have better access to the industry which means chances of getting a job is higher. But ultimately, it's your skills which will matter at the end. So you can check the top-ranked business schools like the University of Melbourne, University of British Columbia, Australian National University, University of Toronto, etc. But, remember you will need a minimum of 2 years of work experience to be eligible.