Hello i AM intrested in taking and MBA degree which is tution free 100%?

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T Mehta · Accepted Answer

Finding a 100% tuition-free MBA is rare, but there are options where scholarships or funding make it effectively free. In Germany and Nordic countries, public universities often charge little to no tuition, even for international students. For example, TU Munich and some other German universities only require small semester fees (around &euro;150&ndash;&euro;300). Living expenses, however, are still your responsibility.
In the U.S., full scholarships exist at top schools but are very competitive. Schools like Stanford GSB, Harvard, and Wharton offer full-ride fellowships such as the Knight-Hennessy Scholars or the Horace W. Goldsmith Fellowship, usually given to students with exceptional academic and leadership profiles.
If the goal is zero tuition, the most realistic path is targeting Europe (Germany, Norway, Finland) or applying for highly selective full-ride scholarships in the U.S. and Asia. Planning early with a strong profile is key.

Karan P · Answer

Most people are surprised to learn that an MBA can sometimes cost nothing, but it depends on where you look.
&bull; In Germany and Norway, public universities offer MBA or management-related master&rsquo;s programs with almost no tuition fees. You&rsquo;ll only pay small semester contributions (a few hundred euros). &bull; In the U.S., some schools grant full-ride scholarships. The Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai Fellowship (for Indian students) and the Chicago Booth Merit Fellowships are examples where tuition can be fully covered. &bull; A few Asian schools, like HKUST and NUS, also offer competitive merit scholarships covering up to 100% of tuition. &bull; Remember that &ldquo;tuition-free&rdquo; usually doesn&rsquo;t mean cost-free &mdash; living, travel, and visa expenses are still significant.
So yes, it&rsquo;s possible, but either through public universities in Europe or by winning extremely competitive full scholarships at top global B-schools.
For more details you can read this blog on "Scholarship for MBA Abroad"