MBA in Mumbai

Hello! At that CET score, you can apply for the PGDM programs of colleges such as NL Dalmia (best for Finance), SIES, Welingkar, MET Chetana, and IES. Good luck!

Yes, you're making a right decision for going for job for 2 years and preparing side by side for MBA. Now, it will be very hectic for to manage both but as time goes on you will get use to it. Coaching Institute like TIMES, Chaitanya and many more have a special batch for working people. Very few go

Useless- means used less. So, make yourself available for use of others. If you love gaming, then instead of doing MBA go for animation and designing. In that case, you can carry your use-less attitude with some future prospects.

Hi,
Check the below link for colleges for PGDM in travel/tourism in Mumbai, Bangalore and Pune:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-travel-tourism-management-colleges-india?rf=filters&sp[]=513&ed[]=et_20&ct[]=278&ct[]=151&ct[]=174&ct[]=10224&uaf[]=et_dm&uaf[]=location&uaf[]=specialization

Hello! Some decent colleges in and around Mumbai for MBA are:-
1. SIES
2. NL Dalmia
3. IES
4. Chetana
5. MET
6. IBS
7. Thakur
8. Xavier's
9. ITM.

Hello! At this stage, no reputed private college conducts its own entrance exam. The season of these exams is from October till Jan/Feb. The only prominent exam left now is MAT (May).

Kindly tell your percentile, budget and location preferences.

Hi Nandini,
Amity's MBA is best in terms of placements. Amity Mumbai, Noida have 100% placement record. Even if you try apart from college placement and go for a separate job, search the name. Amity provides you weight on your resume. So, yes, Amity is good and has good learning curve in Industrial e

Your score is comparatively low, you can prepare again and write again the test. Goodluck.

It's good as it has good placements as well. Most of them come for upgrading their degree.