fees of different universities for MBA outside India

1) Stanford Graduate School of Business

- 21 months - $65,000



2) Harvard Business School - 24 months - $60,000



3) Kellogg School of Management- Northwestern University - 24 months - $65,000



4) Melbourne Business School, The University of Melbourne -1 year - $57,000



5) AGSM MBA, University of New South Wales

16 months - $55,000



6) College of Business and Economics, Australian National University ANU - 2 years - $55,000 (annual)



7) La Trobe Business School, La Trobe University

1.5 year - $35,000



8) Monash Business School, Monash University

2 years - $46,000



9) Booth School of Business -University of Chicago

21 months - $65,000



10) Tuck School of Business- Dartmouth College

24 months - $65,000



11) Rotman School of Management-University of Toronto - 2 years - $37,000(annual)



12) Ivey Business School- University of Western Ontario - 2 years - $66,000



13) Sauder School of Business-University of British Columbia - 16 months - $46,000



14) Desautels Faculty of Management- McGill University - 20 months - $28,000(annual)



15) HEC Montral -1 year - $23,000



16) London Business School - 15 to 21 months

$10,200



17) University of Cambridge: Judge - 1 year

$70,000



18) University of Oxford: Sad - 1 year - $72,000



19) Imperial College Business School - 1 year

$65,000



20) Alliance Manchester Business School - 18 months - $60,000



21) University of Auckland Business School - University of Auckland - 2  years - $29,000



22) Auckland University of Technology School of Business - Auckland University of Technology

12-18 months - $30,000



23) University of Waikato Management School - University of Waikato - 1 year - $17,000



24) Massey College of Business - Massey University

2 years - $25,000



25) Victoria University Faculty of Commerce and Administration - Victoria University of Wellington

16 months - $18,000



26) Canterbury University College of Business and Economics - University of Canterbury - 15 months

$33,000



27) National University of Singapore(NUS) - 17 months - $43,000



28) Nanyang Technological University (NTU) - 12 months - $38,000



29) Singapore Management University (SMU)

12 months - $43,000



30) SIM University - 18 months - $28,000



31) INSEAD - 10 months - $77,000



Thanks,

Azim

Hi friend,

This varies from University to University,for instance,University of Toronto's tuition fees is around $52,000 for MBA program.

Please mention exactly which university you want to know fees.So,that it will be easier for me to solve your query.

Hope this helps.All the best.

The educational scenario in India has changed dramatically over the last decade. Several Indian institutions offer an international standard of education, many in collaboration with international universities, allowing MBA students to earn a high quality education at home.

When comparing MBA degrees in India versus the US, you'll want to consider the following:

Cost: An MBA abroad may cost anywhere from Rs. 20 to 50 lakh, whereas an Indian MBA will cost somewhere between Rs. 7.5 to 25 lakh.

Living expenses: Studying abroad may increase your living expenses and you may end up working abroad for a few years to recover the cost and your ROI target.

Job placement: Top schools in India have an excellent job placement record with top Indian, Asian, and global firms; locations are not restricted to India and Asia.

Prior work experience: Indian business schools are more open to candidates with little to no work experience than most US universities, which prefer candidates with a minimum of two to three years of work experience. However, full-time Indian Executive Management programs (e.g., PGPX / PGPM) at top schools accept only candidates with substantial work experience.

Focus of study: For specialized learning and training in areas such as Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital, Energy Management, and Sports Management, international business schools may offer better programs.

Diversity: International business schools currently offer a more diverse class environment, though Indian schools are working to change this.

Foreign university partnerships: The number of partnerships with Indian and foreign universities has increased:
• SP Jain Institute of Management and Research with Virginia Tech
• Indian School of Business with the Wharton School of Business and the Kellogg School of Management
• Great Lakes Institute of Management with Yale University
• Welingkar Institute of Management with Temple University
• The Institute of Management and Technology Ghaziabad with Fairleigh Dickinson University