What Is The ROI Of MBA in 2020?

An MBA or Master of Business Administration is an investment made by individuals passionate about advancing their careers in the business sector and pursuing various leadership opportunities. However, many MBA aspirants are unsure if an MBA is worth the costly investment and what will be the ROI of MBA. This does put the worth of an MBA degree under threat. Before applying to an MBA program, prospective students should consider their career goals to help identify the potential ROI of the MBA degree they want to go for.

ROI is the Return on Investment, ROI of MBA is the Return you get on your investments made for an MBA degree. This investment is made by us in any commodity and the returns we reap from that investment. When we talk about ROI of MBA, it deals with what we invest in terms of fee, time and effort, and the return we get post-graduation as our annual salary package. There are a number of factors to be considered while calculating ROI, some factors are universal while some are unique to each individual’s choices.

How to Calculate the ROI of MBA?

To calculate your Returns, there are 2 vital elements- What You Get & What You Give.

From an MBA aspirant’s perspective what you get is the Annual Salary package offered to you by a Recruiter. What you give here is the Tuition fees and Time. 

Consider the following example-

Amit is a B.Com graduate and is planning to pursue an MBA. As a fresher with no savings, Amit takes up an education loan for the entire tuition fees, of Rs.1 Lakh per year. 

He has opted for a 2 Year MBA course. Average Annual Salary package offered by the recruiters is Rs.4 Lakhs. Amit’s ROI will be as follows:

400000        

———-   x     100  =    200% 

200000

Now that we have understood how to calculate ROI for the course and college our choice, let’s learn about some factors to be considered while computing ROI.

Factors Defining ROI of MBA

There are majorly 2 sets of factors considered for ROI computation. These factors are either quantitative, i.e like time, fees and salary or package. The other set of factors are qualitative,i.e. Cannot be calculated, like skills, the ranking of the B school, placement drives etc. These factors vary with your individual interests and career goals. Hence, they should be considered when calculating your ROI from a particular MBA program or institute. 

1. Quantitative- Tuition fees, Annual Salary package, Time
2. Qualitative- Recruiters, Skillset, Ranking & Goodwill of Institutes

Conclusion – It’s not just about the money!

We know that one does not only invest money when pursuing higher education, one also invests ample amounts of time and effort to reap fruitful results. This is also a reason why calculating your Returns on an MBA is vital, to know what your future holds, and if putting in the said amount of time and effort is worth it. 

Interestingly, the idea of return is perceived differently by different MBA candidates. A lot of aspirants lean towards establishing a great professional network. Especially, in the case of business, a network helps you throughout your career and is also a kind of investment.

About Sunstone Eduversity

At Sunstone Eduversity, industry-oriented MBA and PGDM programs prepare the students for the ever-evolving business world. Furthermore, the curriculum focuses on imparting relevant knowledge of business concepts and principles which are genuinely put to use in the real world. Sunstone has tech-led pedagogy, faculty who have corporate experience and a student-centric approach that transforms the students’ career and focuses on their holistic development.

Moreover, the fee structure of the management programs and the sense of accountability they take for their student’s careers make Sunstone Eduversity unique. It takes complete responsibility of their student’s success and job placement. To date, it has had 100% placement for all its batches with students placed in good companies like Amazon, Byte Dance (TikTok), Reliance Jio, Flipkart, etc.

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Sunstone Eduversity Fee Structure

They have two fee plans which are as follow:

• Pay After Placement – Students pay a nominal fee at the time of admission, and only after getting a job on the completion of the course, they pay the full course fees.
• Money-Back Guarantee – Students pay a fixed amount of fee at the time of admission and get a refund of tuition fees in case not placed.

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