Business Management Studies

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Hi,
The best College in India for correspondence MBA is Sikkim Manipal University according to me. There are different colleges as well.
Institute of Management Studies (IMT) Ghaziabad. Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning (SCDL)
Indira Gandhi National OpenUniversity (IGNOU)
ICFAIUniversity. Sikkim ManipalUniversity. AnnamalaiUniversity. Prin. L. N. AmityUniversity
But, best is Sikkim Manipal University. All the best.

Good colleges /Business schools are:MDI Gurgaon, Amity business school, Lovely Professional University etc.

I would say go for B.Ed and then pursue MA, and then pursue B.Ed. Try to do it from Professional Universities like Lovely Professional University, Amity University etc. So that, you have better placement options and learning experience.

Hi Siddesh,
Whether the IPMT exam is online or offline, you still have to visit exam center for giving exam. It is an online exam, you will have to visit exam center. Best of luck.

Hello, It is good you are starting early. You can never be sure of the changes. This year for example a new section of 'quantitative ability short answers' was added which was non MCQ and posed difficulties for many. But you can always prepare for the basics. You have good 2 years.
1. Enrich your vocabulary. Learn 3 new words each day.
2. Make your fundamentals of Maths very strong. Make sure you have Maths in class 11th and class 12th. Else, you will have to take coaching later, which might not help as much. Focus should be higher Maths.

An MBA is a better (much better) option than an M.Sc. Because:
(1) It has more marketability better jobs
(2) Larger alumni network better resources
(3) More flexibility. For e.g. several top schools such as Harvard, Stanford, Yale etc. Allow applicants to apply during their final year. A school such as ISB allows applicants to apply either during undergraduate programme, with less than 2 years of work experience or with more than 2 years of work experience. This literally makes an M.Sc. Or an MiM a redundant degree. Hope this helps.