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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
While study abroad in South Korea, is generally smooth, there are certain challenges, that are very common among Indian students in South Korea. Given below is a representation of the major challenges faced by Indian students in South Korea, and how they can overcome them:
| Challenge | How to Overcome? |
|---|---|
| Language Barrier | Join a South Korean Language Course |
| Cultural Adjustment | Join a Indian Student Club or Association (on campus or in the local community) |
| Homesickness | On Campus Student Groups |
| Overeating fast food or Lack of Indian Food | Contact the University Support Services department |
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The Seoul National University is considered the best option for international students.
SNU ranks #1 in South Korea by both QS and Shiksha. The institute is well-recognized for its academic excellence, with a keen emphasis on STEM and research work.
The institute offers personalised academic, career and well being support, with webinars and meet ups with industry leaders a regular feature. SNU graduates receive job offers from the likes of Hyundai, Samsung and LG, and some other top companies in South Korea and globally.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
MBA graduates in South Korea secure roles in management finance, marketing and technology sectors. Beginning salaries of graduates range from approx USD 30,000 - USD 55,000 which depends on industry and company. This shows the demand for skilled professionals who are capable of global business challenges.
Entry-Level Jobs | Average Monthly Salary Range (INR) |
|---|---|
Business Development Manager | INR 1.20 L – INR 3.00 L |
Marketing Manager | INR 1.00 L – INR 2.50 L |
Financial Analyst | INR 1.00 L – INR 2.50 L |
Operations Manager | INR 1.50 L – INR 3.50 L |
Consultant | INR 1.20 L – INR 3.00 L |
HR Manager | INR 1.00 L – INR 2.20 L |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Studying for an MBA abroad is a significant financial investment, especially for international students. Scholarships are crucial in making South Korean MBA programs more affordable and accessible by reducing tuition fees or providing living stipends. Numerous scholarships are available from Korean government bodies, universities, and private organizations targeting high-achieving and financially needy candidates. Securing scholarships helps mitigate costs, allowing students to focus on their studies and professional growth without undue financial pressure. Some of the most popular scholarships offered by universities are:
University | Scholarship Name | Scholarship Amount (INR) |
|---|---|---|
Yonsei School of Business | Yonsei Global MBA Scholarship | Partial to full tuition fee waiver |
Sungkyunkwan University GSB | Samsung Scholarship | Partial tuition fee waiver |
Korean Government Scholarships | Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) | Full tuition, living & travel expenses |
Most scholars
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
South Korea is home to some of the world's most top universities. Korean universities are regularly featured among the top-ranked universities in all the major world university ranking bodies. We have given a list of the top South Korean universities for an MBA in the world. The table below includes the universities ranked as per the QS Global MBA Rankings 2025:
Top university offering MBA in South Korea | QS Global MBA Rankings 2025 |
|---|---|
82 | |
151-200 |
Moreover, there are a few more universities, including Chonnam National University, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea University, Ajou University, and Sejong University which also offer MBA programs.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Students need a bachelor's degree, a good GMAT or GRE score and proof of English proficiency. Applications include submitting transcripts, LORs, SOP, passport copies and sometimes an interview. Some requirements can be program-specific, which students must consider from the official website. The following are the general requirements-
· Bachelor's degree in a relevant field
· Work experience, usually 2 - 5 years.
· A good GMAT or GRE score
· Proof of English proficiency is required
· Academic transcripts.
·
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
After graduation, MBA students can apply for D-10 Job Seeker Visa, which gives 6-12 months for finding a job in South Korea. This visa also help the graduates to shift from their studies to Korean workforce. Many multinational and Korean companies actively look for MBA graduates for leadership and managerial roles, making this visa an important bridge for career development.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
International students who get admission to MBA programs in South Korea need to apply for D-2 Student Visa which is required for degree programs that are longer than 90 days. The visa application requires a passport, an admission letter from South Korean university, proof of financial ability, academic transcripts and a completed visa application form. English language proficiency is required as most MBA programs are taught in English, though knowledge of Korean is a bonus. The visa allows students to stay in country for full program which is about 12-24 months and provides permission to students which is limited to just part-time work
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
MBA programs in South Korea offer various specializations for to meet the needs of a growing business. These specializations provide students knowledge which is required to excel in various sectors that combine global business knowledge with Asian market. Popular specializations are finance, marketing, international business and entrepreneurship, reflecting the country's strong industrial base and innovative economy.
Top Specializations in MBA Programs in South Korea:
- Finance
- Marketing
- International Business
- Strategy
- Entrepreneurship
- Technology Management
- Business Analytics
- Supply Chain and Operations Management
- Healthcare Management
- Luxury and R
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a month agoContributor-Level 8
A D-2 student visa for South Korea is typically issued for the duration of your study program. It can range from six months for a language programme to up to several years for a bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D. degree. You'll usually need to extend it annually at the immigration office in Korea.
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