MBA in India

Hi,
MBA and PGDM are both management courses yet the only difference is the approach to its curriculum. While MBA is a degree, PGDM is a Diploma but valued more. University abroad offers majorly MBA that may be a year long or two.
The flexibility provided by PGDM is the key success factor of the course.
MBA only provides a degree to institutes associated with a university. While PGDM is not affiliated with any university and has its own syllabus, MBA is offered by universities and colleges affiliated to universities whereas an independent institution offer PGDM.

Hi,
According to me, studying abroad is the best opportunity in your career. MBA is the known course. The country doesn't matter, but you should choose top MBA colleges to complete your studies. You can consider UK to pursue MBA.
Good luck.

You can go for B.Com after 12th if you have interest in finance field. MBA in finance is a good option after that. If you are from science stream then you can go for B.Tech before MBA, you won't find MBA difficult even after B.Tech. MBA generally relates to business world. Exposure of 1-2 years in corporate world after graduation is apt before commencing MBA.

Yes, students of PGDM are evaluated by institution and so is the degree offered, both MBA and PGDM are equivalent in terms of value and job opportunities in market.

'In terms of ROI MBA from top B-Schools such as IIMs is the best option. However, if your target job market is in a foreign nation then you must aim for MBA from the universities of that targeted country.

Yes, you can apply for scholarships after your MBA into Minority State and Central Government scholarship scheme to avail benefits of Rs.25,000 every year.

It depends on your interest and caliber. Both of these have tremendous growth opportunities and bright future. You must go for MBA in international trade. International business degrees are often required due to increasing globalization and the growing number of businesses.

Hello,
The admission in IIMs depends on the result of entrance exam.
Good luck.

Take an internship through the reference or you may look at:
internshala.com
letsintern.com
While the internship may not be directly related, it will give you an opportunity to understand the corporate world atleast.

Both the countries are good to pursue MBA. If you get decent B-schools in India, then you must join them. Otherwise, you can seek some colleges in Canada.