The study was carried out to analyze how various factors (student-related, faculty-related, exam-related and other factors) have an influence on the results of the students. To check the normality of the data, a normality test was carried out on demographic variables of the respondents. For determining the reliability of the data, Cronbach’s Alpha was used. Further, mean score analysis and factor analysis were done on various factors. After carrying out this study, it was found that student-related factors, faculty-related factors and exam-related factors are important for the results of students in MBA program. The results of students can be improved by focusing on these factors.

A man without education is almost like a ship without a rudder. Education is gaining prime importance in today’s competitive scenario. Master of Business Administration (MBA) is one of the career choices that the students make to pursue their postgraduation studies. Today, MBA is one of the most common career choices among youth in India. This is purely because of the benefits that it offers. More and more MBA schools and management institutes are coming up in India. There are more than thousand institutes across the country, offering full-time residential MBAs. In addition, distance learning MBA, online MBA and part-time executive MBA are also gaining momentum.

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