NAM MBA FAQs
Ques. What career opportunities are available after MBA (International Business) from NAM Dehradun?
Ans. MBA (International Business) graduates from NAM can pursue careers in multinational corporations, export-import companies, international trade organizations, foreign banks, global logistics firms, and international consulting companies. Specific roles include International Business Development Manager, Export Manager, Foreign Trade Analyst, Global Supply Chain Manager, and International Marketing Executive. With India's growing participation in global trade and the expansion of MNCs in Tier-2 cities, there is increasing demand for professionals with international business expertise. The average starting salary typically ranges from Rs. 2.5-4 LPA for graduates from Tier-3 management institutes.
Ques. Is MBA (International Business) at NAM recognized by MNCs and global employers?
Ans. The MBA program at NAM is AICTE-approved and UTU-affiliated, which ensures the degree is recognized by Indian employers including MNCs operating in India. However, for roles in purely international organizations or overseas employment, the degree's recognition depends on the specific employer and country. Students aspiring to work abroad are advised to supplement their MBA with relevant certifications such as IIFT's export-import courses, language certifications, or international trade certifications to strengthen their global employability profile.
Ques. Does MBA (International Business) at NAM include practical exposure to export-import procedures and foreign trade?
Ans. Yes, the MBA (International Business) curriculum at NAM, under UTU's prescribed syllabus, includes subjects such as Export-Import Procedures, Foreign Exchange Management, International Trade Finance, and Global Logistics. These subjects provide practical knowledge of how international trade works, including documentation, customs procedures, letters of credit, and trade finance instruments. Students are also encouraged to undertake internships with export-import firms, trading companies, or international divisions of corporations to gain hands-on experience.
Ques. How does MBA (International Business) differ from MBA (Marketing) at NAM?
Ans. MBA (International Business) focuses specifically on global trade, cross-border business operations, international marketing, foreign exchange, and trade regulations, preparing students for roles in MNCs and international trade organizations. MBA (Marketing) focuses on domestic and global marketing strategies, consumer behavior, brand management, and sales management, with a broader application across industries. Students who want to work specifically in global trade, export-import, or international operations should choose International Business, while those interested in marketing roles across industries should opt for MBA (Marketing).
Ques. Can students from Science or Engineering backgrounds pursue MBA (International Business) at NAM?
Ans. Yes, MBA (International Business) at NAM is open to graduates from any discipline including Science, Engineering, Arts, and Commerce. The minimum eligibility is a Bachelor's degree with 50% marks from a recognized university. Engineering graduates with an interest in global supply chain management, international operations, or technology exports often find MBA (International Business) a valuable specialization. The first year of the MBA program covers core management subjects that are applicable to all students regardless of their undergraduate background.
Ques. What is the total fee for MBA (International Business) at NAM, and is it worth the investment?
Ans. The total tuition fee for MBA at NAM is Rs. 2,00,000 for the 2-year program (Rs. 50,000 per semester). Including one-time charges (admission fee Rs. 5,000, uniform Rs. 5,000, industrial visit/fest Rs. 4,000, library membership Rs. 1,500, sports fee Rs. 2,000 total) and refundable security deposit (Rs. 3,000), the total comes to approximately Rs. 2,20,500. This is one of the most affordable AICTE-approved MBA programs in Dehradun. For students targeting careers in North India's growing trade and business ecosystem, the investment is reasonable. Students are advised to actively leverage internships, industry visits, and the college's placement cell to maximize their return on investment.


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