Answer / dhaval patel

Dear,
There is no perfect answer to this question available on
net. So plz stop searching it.
As every person and its past is different their motive and
reason behind doing an MBA is also different.
The answer lies within you and that exactly suits, so dont
give someone else answer. It is incorrect for you and the
interviewer will catch your lies. They are the experts.
I hope you will find the true answer.
Regards and my Best Wishes.
-Dhaval

Answer / rajiv kumar gupta

Dear The exact answer of this Question is a bit difficult,so
the prospective answer of ur question may be that:

Dear Sir/Madam as we know that today's era is full of
competition and a lot of uncertainties and in that
condition we do need such a path which could be most
helpful for our holistic career. as per MBA is concern it
is the way which passes through that objective wat I
asseted d above. apart from that it also teaches us that
how to manage the things in our day to day life.

Answer / meeravali

Become a good manager or good team leader in corporate world

Answer / raj

I always had an inclination towards banking and financial
services so I chose B.Com (Hons.) and after that I had
options to do CA, CS but I wanted to understand how
businesses works and learn about the skills required to
perform the job. I wanted to make a career in banking and
financial service industry because it is the fastest
growing industry and I see a good opportunity for myself in
this industry and MBA gives me the option to get an entry
into this industry.

Answer / subha

MBA means only management....I have lots of qualities
related to manage the work very techfully so that y I have
choose this field so I can be prove my skills in very
better way.......

Answer / thakur samveeth singh

to support my family.iam the eldest son in my family

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