Colleges in India

I think Athena School of Management (Mumbai) is a good option for an MBA/PGPM if your focus is practical learning and early career exposure. The college emphasises real-world tasks like internships, live projects and industry-engagement. For freshers who want to get into the corporate world, that's a strong plus.

That said, it's not as widely known as some older institutions, so if you care a lot about brand name or immediate high package, you might want to compare a few more colleges too. Overall, it's definitely worth considering.

Yes, Golaghat Commerce College Golaghat extends distance learning courses under Dibrugarh University and KKHSOU. These courses include BA, BCom, BBA, MBA, BMC, MA, MCom and UG Diploma courses under a range of specialisations.

Golaghat Commerce College Golaghat extends MCom with a total seat intake of 40. The MCom course is offered under two specialisations of Finance and Marketing with 20 seats each. For admissions students are selected depending on merit or qualifying exam scores such as UG degree marks for MCom.

Golaghat Commerce College Golaghat extends a range of UG and PG courses in offline as well as distance learning modes. In distance learning mode Golaghat College Assam extends BA, BCom, MA, MCom, BBA, MBA, BMC, and Diploma Courses (in Journalism & Mass Communication/Assamese Journalism). While in full time mode the college offers Higher Secondary Courses (in Arts and Commerce), MA, MCom, PG Diploma as well as BA and BCom that follow the NEP 2020 Guidelines.