Study Abroad

A wide variety of specialisation opportunities are available for Indian students pursuing MBA in Norway. Some of the most popular ones are as follows:

• Finance
• Marketing
• Investment Management
• International Business
• Technology & Innovation
• Human Resource Management
• Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Management

With an acceptance rate of 75 - 80%,  Norwegian School of Economics is the least selective MBA university in Norway. This means out of every 100 applicants 75 - 80 secure admission to the university. Some other best MBA universities in Norway, along with their acceptance rates are as follows:

As per the Shiksha Popularity Rankings, some of the top universities for MBA in Norway are as follows:

• University of Oslo- #1 in Norway, #70 in the World
• Norwegian University of Science and Technology - #2 in Norway, #167 in the World
• University of Stavanger- #4 in Norway, #510 in the World
• Norwegian School of Economics- #5 in Norway, #535 in the World

Yes, fulfilling the English language requirement is one of the major admission requirements for MBA in Norway. Universities in Norway accepts major English exam scores as a proof of proficiency in the English language and students can refer to the table below for minimum score details:

The MBA admissions for international students in Norway can be very competitive. The applicants are required to submit the documents and test scores to the universities based on the eligibility criteria given:

• Undergraduation
• Official academic transcripts
• English language proficiency
• Relevant full-time work experience (as required);
• Competitive GMAT score (600 or higher);
• Statement of purpose (SOP);
• 2 letters of recommendation (LORs);
• A detailed resume or CV;
• A copy of the passport and other ID;
• Bank statements;
• Passport-sized photos; and
• Other university-specific requirements.

Pursuing MBA in Norway is moderately expensive, with annual tuition fee as low as INR 1 L. On average, the annual cost ranges between INR 1 L - INR 23 L. Check out the table below for the annual tuition cost required in the top B-schools in Norway:

No, there is no upper age limit. Even older students can take it. Most say at least 16 years is good to understand topics. Candidates willing to study in English speaking countries should take the test.

A valid passport is mandatory for both IELTS registration and on the test day. Other documents, like an Aadhar card, driver's license, or PAN card, are not accepted.