IIM Calcutta - Indian Institute of Management

Being part of extra curricular activities will sharp your personality, speaking, listing and understanding skills which do matters in long run. So go for that but also focus on your studies too.

Don't compare them on the basis of the package. Do whatever you really want to, else after joining wrong course will make you regret whole life. Although I will suggest to for IIM whatever you get, rest is your choice.

You are having good chances to get admission, attempt the interview, and give your best. Won't worry a lot. All the best for your future.

The students have this question of choosing the right Management course after Graduation. Here are a few tips that can help you decide which management course is best suitable for you.
1. Identify The Reason For Pursuing Higher Education
2. Ensure The College Is Accredited
3. Analyze Placement Opportunities
4. Consider The Location
5. Take A Reality Check
You can read the below blog to get a detailed overview:
https://www.nldalmia.in/blog/2020/01/29/career-tips-to-choose-the-right-pgdm-course/.

Hello Prashanth,
It's very heartening to know that you are interested in pursuing some course after your graduation in engineering. You can think of doing PG in some specialisation or you can think of doing MBA. Else you can even think of going in for civil services exam. I would like to advise that please choose path that you like most.
Best wishes to you .

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This much year gap s not acceptable in any institute
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