An MBA (Master of Business Administration) is a postgraduate degree focused on developing leadership and management skills. Programs typically cover core business areas like finance, marketing, operations, and human resources, and can be completed in full-time (often two years), part-time, or online formats. Specializations are available, such as finance, marketing, and data analytics, and the degree prepares graduates for diverse career opportunities in business management.
Program structure and duration
A full-time MBA program usually takes two years to complete, while part-time or online programs may take three years or more. Some one-year programs are also available for experienced professionals.
Many programs offer part-time and online options to accommodate working professionals.
Students learn foundational business principles, including:
While some MBA programs are generalist, many allow students to specialize in a particular field through elective courses.
Admission and eligibility
Requirements typically include a bachelor's degree, though eligibility criteria can vary by institution. Some programs are specifically designed for working professionals and require prior work experience.
Many programs require entrance exams like CAT, GMAT, or GRE, while some may have their own admission tests.