MBA in Singapore

Hi Sakthi,
The requirement for MBA in Singapore is a Bachelors degree from a reputed university. Some of the universities may also require GMAT or/and work experience. James Cook University, EASB, Dimensions International College, MDIS, Kaplan International College and PSB are some good colleges where work experience is not required.
Initially students need to send complete application form (can be online also) along with all the documents such as: academic transcripts, a strong SOP, LOR, copy of passport and other documents as required by the University. This application needs to be compiled together in a proper manner. If application gets selected, you will get an offer letter. Fee is paid after receiving the offer letter.
Health insurance is mandatory for studying in Singapore.Then prepare the documents required for study permit, but the study permit is applied in Singapore by the institution.
You can also use the link given below for a nutshell of Singapore MBA institutes, their eligibility criteria, fees, and scholarship details:
also."http://www.focussingapore.com/education-singapore/courses/mba-admission.html" (if it doesn't work copy and paste to address bar).
Hope this information will help you & don't forget to upvote.

Consider a number of factors when you decide, both the countries are popular MBA destinations. If you live in India, Singapore will be closer and you will have more exposure to the Asian market. In terms of affordability Singapore is way too cheap and a budget destination, safe and tolerant. Singapore however is not too fond of giving out PSWs. However, if you find a job before you complete your studies or before your study visa expires then the employer will apply on your behalf for an employment pass required to work in Singapore.
Australia is again a good destination with attractive post study work permits however the cost of living is very high. MBA graduates from an Australian university will be granted two years work permit which can be converted to a PR if you get a good job and comply with the PR norms. Narrow down your country choice basis the post study permits, climate, location etc.
Regards