I'm sure somebody will correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it looks well dodgy. No accreditation at all (apart , supposedly, from the University of Wales and some meaningless fluff about ), no course details available online, the staff don't appear to be up to much, the student testimonials and alumni section isn't accessible to anyone who hasn't already applied (application fee £100), their knowledge and understanding of English grammar is extraordinarily slight, they don't appear to have any entrance criteria at all, and the application form does little more than ask for your personal and credit card details.

Dude, they even go to ludicrous lengths to make sure you know its not a bogus degree.

Personally, if I wanted to throw away £6,900 I can think of much sexier ways to do so.

hey lukeh !!!

thnxxx lotzz for ur reply.

srry to ask you again but i hv founded 2 colleges among which 1 was Rayat London College bt seems like its fake. do you have any idea about FTC Kaplan, central London. it provides MBA from Sir John Moores Liverpool uni. i hv heard its good college but juzz wana clear is it good enough for MBA ? and how do you recognise JMU Liverpool MBA degree ?
apart from this if you have any idea about any other good college providing MBA degree from any good university bcoz i hv limited finance and since tht i cant afford to go for UNI.
thnxxxx.

Hi, try TASMAC London.. is a new college in London, but has a good reputation.. their website address is www.tasmac.org.uk

Hi, try TASMAC London.. is a new college in London, but has a good reputation.. their website address is www.tasmac.org.uk

Never heard of it. Looks like yet another of these school's awarding a University of Wales MBA. It's not even listed in the Find-MBA directory.

Hi,
Hi Guys could you plz tell me could i apply for Rayat London college or not give full information about this college and will be very thankful those who give the information

I can't really understand what you're saying here. Is it that after reading the thread above you want to apply? What does "could i apply for Rayat London college or not give full information about this college", mean? Friend, all the information you do (or maybe don't) need is there.

Well said, Seb. Slightly more understated than usual, but on the mark. Keep it up!

Hi Guys,
This is khaled, I want to know about the rayat london college and any other which is better than rayat london college and also i want to know is there any rayat london college in london or not plz give me the information of rayat college and any other college who are giving good opporunities for mba. Rayat college also mention that the mba fees in 6900pounds only and also provide job could plz give me information about this college becoz i could not afford to go london and which bank is giving loans to students with less interests plz tell me that and processing of mba to go london everything i want to know plz suggest better way .
Thanks

Are you serious? Take a look at what's said about Rayat above!

hey guzys i m also interestd in coming 2 london definetly not rayat as ur info is enough to guess hw worse it is but pl guide me wid some gud university wid average spendings................thanx

hey lukhe...ur story say it all abt RLC...thnx 4 suchha gr8 suggestion! could you plz help me out with finding a good college in london with average affordable expenses giving recognised MBA degree by doing which will get me a good job!
i m BIomedical engg 2008 passout.

Why are people talking nonsense in this thread ? Rayat London College is totally a genuine college, which you can easily find out by checking the accreditations on their website. As well as University of Wales, they're accredited by DIUS/DFES and offer courses from ABE and ACCA. Besides that I've been past their campus loads of times, and they're offering exactly what they say they do.

Look around online, the Uni of Wales MBA is pretty well rated, and I doubt you'd find it for a more competitive fee.

There are enough dodgy colleges about without smearing ones who are trying to do a good job.

I stand by what I said before, even though I've never been past their campus. You only have to google them to find plenty of people asking about them, and in every case the respondent doesn't say anything which substantially contradicts my previous statement. Maybe they do offer what they say they offer, maybe they are cheap, but the fact remains that they are not accredited by any internationally-recognised MBA accreditation body, and an MBA from them will not be of real help in gaining the career advancement a good-quality MBA from a top- or even second-tier university should. I was not in any way smearing Rayat College, merely drawing attention to what they themselves do and do not say on their website - usually the first port of call for anyone researching institutions at which study for an MBA. I, and, I suspect, many others, could not in good conscience recommend studying there when the range of options available to potential MBA students - including, for example, online and distance learning degrees - is so great. And, it should not be forgotten, so much better. As for the fee, well, there's an old maxim which, however much one might wish it weren't the case, tends to be true: "You only get what you pay for in this life". Nor, I'm afraid, is simply "trying to do a good job" an adequate qualification.

NB. Just to make sure I wasn't being unfair, I've now spent a considerable amount of time trying to connect to Rayat's home page. It isn't working.

i think this lukeh is a mental one with frustrated thoughts. May be he got no chance in the MBA programme. he told that the college is dodgy but what profile he is having? when you make one comment against a college you should be a Phd. This illiterate guy is a panique. Rayat London college is well established with a number of students who are much more professional than other college students. Commenting on a college indicates that you are idiot. Go to the home office and find about their students bound by law. there is no racial discrimination in this college. failed people who do not have at least a minimum qualification like this fool will make comments on these colleges whose rules and regulations are very tough.

RLC students are well trained to sit for managers. joining a college depends on the candidate but the students are well experienced there and they have ability to run a big tall-organisation in london.

www.rayatlondoncollege.co.uk
www.rayatgroup.com

I completely agree with Mr.souvik ... Well i am student myself in Rayat london college ( RLC). in Cohort 5. as far as Mr.lukeh is consider catch the bus 120 or 111 and get down at St.leonard Church and go towards the Heston Library you will find Rayat London College ... and the college really provides you High level of educatiton with Tutors liike Dr.Ali Malik , Dr.John Mtiwa , Dr.yi wang and many more as per ur Specialisation and Rayat London College is well accredited and if anyone is still having any doubt about the college please do call the college itself and u can find the phone numbers available in the website and you can speak to Stacy or Anna who will be able to explain it much better about the college . Last but not the least if you dont really know anything about the college donot misguide people.

Hi this is a funny thread!
looks as if some people don't know how to read nor write! and the funniest part is that they are looking for the "best MBA" ...

But I have a serious question also: What I this accreditation called DIUS/DFES? I have never heard about it, can you tell me more?
There immediately comes the next question: Does this school have any internationally recognized accreditation?

Hi
Well DUIS (Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills) DIUS is the government department that leads on accreditation and conformity assessment policy and has responsibility for implementing, in the UK, the changes that the Regulation requires. It has issued an information pack that identifies these changes and interprets some of the more complex provisions and DFES ,The Department for Education and Skills (DfES) was a United Kingdom government department between 2001 and 2007. It was responsible for the education system and children's services in England. On 28 June 2007 the department was split in two by Gordon Brown. The Department for Children, Schools and Families and the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills took over its responsibilities.

Well Rayat London college was listed in DIUS first and now it is listed in DFES .