“Review of Online Mini MBA Program”

Sumit Suri

Gone are the days when information scarcity was an issue. Days of slow internet speed, limited access to information & lack of quality content have been over. As we have already embarked into face paced information world, it’s no more scarcity rather abundance of information that is an issue.

Following Sameer for more than 10 years now, no surprise to see how the web of complex MBA world has been demystified & addressed by “Mini MBA Online”.

This Mini MBA is positioned and priced differently compared to the other leading Mini MBA programs in the world.

My introduction to Sameer Kamat & “MBA Crystal Ball” happened when post completing my B.tech, out of curiosity i was searching for difference between Regular MBA vs Executive MBA vs Part-time MBA. To my surprise, “MBA Crystal Ball” had one of the simplest explanations i ever came across & within next 10 min’s, it was crystal clear.

Extensive research, intriguing explanation, rich & effective content & excellent knowledge of team makes this undoubtedly one of the best mini MBA certification programs created by “MBA Crystal Ball”

What makes this program special?

  1. A sneak peak into the complicated world of MBA without actually going for an expensive MBA diploma or degree.
  2. Diverse set of syllabus ensuring 100% coverage on most important MBA topics
  3. Go to course for any one interested in unfolding complex MBA world into easy to digest comprehension
  4. Simulation games to make learning result oriented
  5. Self paced course offering flexibility(upto 30 days) to complete

Of course, the objective of this program may vary differently compared to degree or diploma MBA programs but anyone interested in MBA would definitely gain an insightful perspective of syllabus, content & most importantly to define a framework for career trajectory.

If i conclude, for those who couldn’t do MBA or don’t want to go into MBA, “Mini MBA Online” is a great program to explore & for whose those are exploring options for MBA, it wouldn’t be wrong to say this is “An MBA before MBA”.

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