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Top Indian Bschools are way too hard to get into. Top Foreign Bschools are way too expensive.
Point of Conversation -
1. If I somehow manage the finances for an MBA in US/UK with a mix of loans/savings. Is it really worth it?
2. Does anyone have first hand knowledge about people who successfully did the law to foreign MBA transition? (was it easy?)
3. How big of a difference does it make when you compare a QS top 50 vs a QS top 100 vs a QS top 200?
4. Are these foreign MBA of some value back in India?
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/01/06/india/extreme-heat-india-climate-ac-intl-hnk