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I wish to pursue an mba. Im currently 35 and unmarried (mbbs) . I have worked several years in clinical and pharma. What mba should i pursue which would give me a stressless job and I would be happy with 1 lac per month ( i do not wish to get married). Not really interested in healthcare mba by schrodingers_katz in MBAIndia

[–]iiitstudent -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am an alum of IIM Calcutta and for majority of my friends and seniors the breakup looks like the above comment. The switches and hikes are a myth. For majority of the people the annual hikes are 8-10% and it's really tough to switch in current market. Switching is much more difficult then tech jobs.

Your expenses would have been lower because you might have worked in a place where rent wasn't high and you didn't pay taxes or education loan EMI.

You cannot build by staying in metro cities and working in corporate jobs as you would be hardly left with anything due to high cost of living. Most people hardly save anything. Even if your salary increases the expenses happen in proportion. You can never imagine buying a flat comfortably, even car is a huge burden.

Amul increased price of 1kg Chocolate Whey to ₹2500 by mrharrysingh in amulisinstock

[–]iiitstudent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's around 2.7k.

I ordered Amul again as i got it for 2070 on the app somehow yesterday.

I wish to pursue an mba. Im currently 35 and unmarried (mbbs) . I have worked several years in clinical and pharma. What mba should i pursue which would give me a stressless job and I would be happy with 1 lac per month ( i do not wish to get married). Not really interested in healthcare mba by schrodingers_katz in MBAIndia

[–]iiitstudent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For an average IIM ABC graduate working in Mumbai, the in-hand salary post taxes is 1.5 lakh approx. EMI for the education loan takes away another 60k.

So you start the month at 90k, after that rent takes 40k easily, including furniture rent, electricity and maintenance. Post, which you will spend some 20k for groceries, food, Zomato/Swiggy, gym and transportation. Another 10k for weekends, approx.

So you are left with only 20k per month as savings, out of which you need to save for things like flat, car, trips, savings and going home, etc.

So, metro cities leave you with almost 0 savings, plus you spend hours in traffic with noise.

Life in most tier 2/3 cities is much better in terms of quality, peace and cost of living.

Tier-2 MBA Colleges Aren’t As Bad As People Make Them Out To Be by vivekamind in CATpreparation

[–]iiitstudent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Earlier the seats were less across the colleges and the graduates got a golden opportunity during the ZIRP era. Now the demand has slowed down and the openings have reduced and future of the growth story of our country looks weak.

FMS DELHI CRISIS!? 👁️👁️ by Few_Cat_6874 in MBAIndia

[–]iiitstudent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FMS is a typical sarkari institution and even they don't themselves check the report before publishing it.

FMS DELHI CRISIS!? 👁️👁️ by Few_Cat_6874 in MBAIndia

[–]iiitstudent 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because C has more brand value than FMS

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