Cost and Returns of NUS MBA |

[@kanishkkashyap9283]

Hey, great job on the video however, don't you think that 1.46 yrs is just the time frame for a person earning the total amount back that they spent. They are obviously going to sustain themselves for a monthly expenditure which would lead to a much longer timeframe to payback the entire loan amount (assuming you're under debt)

[@AmitSamCo]

Absolutely Kanishk, in my later videos I have kept that as a note. The payback time is just an indicator.

[@chethanmohan]

Hello would you advise a 36 year old to go for the full time mba from NUS and will there be good job opportunities for someone that age since most graduates will be younger?

[@rahulgautam9254]

Great work Wish u luck 👍

[@amitsamdarshi9686]

Thanks Rahul. Stay tuned :)

[@Deadpool12353]

Hypothetical figure for the cost recovery , it doesn't consider disposal income to be exact.

[@AmitSamCo]

Thanks for the feedback.. Can you please elaborate 🙏

[@AsifAkhtar20]

Did you simply divide total cost by annual salary? If I spend all of my salary to recover my cost, where and how will I survive for those 1.4 yrs?

[@AmitSamCo]

Haha.. that's subjective! So please increase the time frame according to your expenses.

[@atanishabanthia2948]

Is an MBA from NUS worthy if I want to work in India?

[@harshitherbal811]

Very useful information.

[@AmitSamCo]

Thanks 😊

[@ramchandhar1551]

Is GRE/GMAT/EA is complusory at nanyang for MBA?

[@amitsamdarshi9686]

I will make a separate video on Nanyang but probably yes.

[@altrusticperson]

Is there any scholarship for Indian students?

[@shubhamasthana8543]

Hello Amit, Thanks for making such good videos. Can I get your mail id, I have certain doubts reg one of the top 3 mba college of Singapore. Need your valuable advice please

[@akashayanand9042]

Insane 😵😑😐