Business Management Studies

Most of pharma giant recruit MBA graduate in Pharma management. e.g. 1) GSK 2) PFIZER 3) JNJ 4) Cipla 5) Sanofi. But, it depends on college to college, go for NIPER.

Yes, there is MBA in Pharma management. There are good number of colleges offer this course. Scope is also good. All the best.

You can get education loan for that college is also helping there students for admission. And, there are many government scholarship available for students for their better education and you can take advantage of EBC facility also.

It is not difficult for the students who are in contact of Math, but it is difficult for the student who are not in contact of math, such students are from commerce and arts background, but it is easy, if you are studying regularly.

If you want to work in a call centre, than you can do your MBA from Tecnia because, it's of no use.

For most of the college, the minimum qualification marks for the graduation will be like 65% plus. If your score is in this range, you no need to worry about the selection criteria for any college. First, for MBA you need to give any of the competitive exams like CAT and MAT etc ., then you can select the college after your results and apply for the programs.

There will be scope for admission, but I don't know about the college which you mentioned, but there are some colleges which have intakes for October in 2018
Some of the colleges are Like Victoria University which is Ahmedabad.it has intakes in the month of October so if you are looking for admission in other colleges across India there are also some more colleges which have multiple intakes . This gives you an opportunity of not wasting your time and proceeds further.

If you applied to that through online counseling process at state level, you need to go through other further levels in the counseling. Second phase you will be able to select other colleges.
Or else, if you are not into that process ,then it will be better contact the college and enquiry about the admission process in that ,and if required you need to give either of any examinations like CAT and MAT.

Yes, risk management is suitable for you, because it will somehow related to the finance and investment.

The fee structure varies from college to college. It also depends upon whether you're pursuing MBA from a government-aided college (inexpensive) or a private institute (expensive). The IIMs charge Rs 12-18L as their fees for the full-time course, whereas the non-IIMs may charge anything between Rs 2L(government-aided) to Rs 25L(private):
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