Every year the demand of MBA Graduates in the market increases. This also increases the pay scale as well as other benefits for them

Occupational outlook of MBA

MBAs on two-year programs got the most job offers – 60% to 45% for those on one-year programs.

MBA students hoping to stay in their pre-degree industry are also more likely to land jobs.

More than 80% of 2014’s MBA classes believes that business school improved their chances of finding a job.

Consulting and finance, traditionally the dominant industries, were considerably lower on job offers, on 27% and 26% respectively.

Those in healthcare, tech and manufacturing also received the biggest increases in salary compensation.

Industry wise job details for MBA

Graduates are getting jobs in many different industries

Class of 2013 alumni found job opportunities across industries, and are working in:

Products and services (21%)

Finance and accounting (19%)

Consulting (17%)

Technology (15%)

Manufacturing (9%)

Government/nonprofit (8%)

Health care or pharmaceuticals (6%)

Energy and utilities (5%)

Degrees job satisfaction

Ninety-six percent of the class of 2013 alumni find their education good to outstanding and the vast majority (96%) of the class of 2013 would recommend a graduate management education to others.