Business Management Studies

Yes, it is easy to achieve but GMAT is a tough exam. You have to prepare a lot for it. The questions are very complicated but easy to understand.

No, you don't need to go in formals.

The fees would be around 27000 per year.

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MBA in Operations should be the most suitable course if you are looking forward to open a school and self manage it.

ICFAI, UPES, IGNOU and Amity are the top choices today for Management courses through correspondence.

Only you can decide that. If you are feeling like getting a job quickly with good salary, then MBA will be a good choice. If you are not in a hurry to get job and would like to pursue your engineering more, then go with ME/M.Tech.

Hi Rumela Banerjee,
Generally, healthcare managers must earn a master's degree, usually an MBA in Healthcare Management. The bottom line is that there is a difference between the two career paths: Healthcare administrators focus on managing staff needs, and healthcare managers focus on the broader business aspects of a medical facility. For more details, please click the link below to check the answers to a similar question answered by other experts. https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-the-difference-between-healthcare-management-and-hospitality-management-qna-4422743.

You will have to score more than 99.6% to get admission in IIMs. IIM-A is a top choice for management and it is not easy to get. So better aim for the highest possible marks.

MBA in hospital management holds a very good scope today. With the increase in number of private hospitals, clinic Chains across the country, they require efficient person who can manage the hospitals. So, MBA in hospital management is a very good choice of stream.