MBA in UK

Hi Anand,
Yes, its a reputed university. For MBA its amongst the top 100 universities in the world according to FT rankings. Check here:
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-ranking-2017?mhq5j=e3

Hi Anurag,
You must have around 2-3 years work experience for MBA abroad programs. You have already posted this query several times and it seems Chetna S mentioned a couple of universities for you as well. Here is the link if you missed it earlier.
https://ask.shiksha.com/can-i-get-admission-for-mba-in-uk-or-australia-my-profile-ssc-84-hsc-63-bba-55-and-have-no-work-experience-qna-4039312

Dear Shijas,
There are universities in the UK and Ireland that offer MBA programs for freshers. You may also try MBA or PGDM options in Canada. Let me know in case of additional queries.

You can, only 5-6 universities takes people with no work Experience.
Otherwise minimum 2-3yrs work experience is required.

Hi Shijas,
Ireland or Northern Ireland is a part of UK itself. Overall in UK work permit rules are tough for international students. Possibilities of getting a job could be there if you graduate from a top ranked university like London Business School, however, very challenging.

Hi Adnan,
Full-time MBA program has two options - International Business and Global Banking. Entry requirements vary slightly. If you are currently in B.Com you are not eligible for the MBA program directly after graduation. You must earn 3 to 5 years work experience. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL. Details are mentioned on the university website:
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/business/mba/courses/index.aspx

Hi Mohammed,
AMBA is the accrediting body for all MBA programs in the UK. AMBA requires that admitted applicants have work experience. Business schools admitting students without work experience and not complying with AMBA norms are not recognized. You will find options accepting without work experience but it's a choice you can make.

Hi Smilie,
Both UK and Canada are very popular MBA destinations. However due to ongoing issues with the strict UK work permit schemes and acceptance of 1 year Master's degree by India. Do a proper homework if you want to study in UK. In terms of affordability and attractive post study work options Canada is a better bet.