MBA in Mumbai

Did you take any competitive exam for MBA?

Both are better and equally valuable provided you are not OBC, SC.

Doon Business School, Dehradun offers the best ROI in India.

PGDM from Welingkar is much great than at Nirma. It gives a widespread exposure to all the areas from curriculum to extra activities. It helps in overall personality development ready to step in business world. PGDM have different courses and you can take whichever interests you. But cutoffs and markings play a very important role since generally cut offs are high. But once you enter college. You will have a wonderful two years of life.

Rural Management is going good. These years, industries are expanding into deep rural areas. Look for Rural Management professionals course. Some best colleges for Rural Management are IRM Anand, DMI Patna, XIM Bhubaneswar, XISS Ranchi.

Please refer to the link provided below for an exhaustive list of colleges which offers management courses in Mumbai and Pune. You should be able to navigate to a course and college of your choice using the filters on the web page. Regards. https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/colleges/colleges-india.

Hi Admit,
Congratulations on scoring 78.98 percentile in CET. With this score, I would say that it is not that good but not that bad either. You could try applying at IES MCRC, SIES, MET, Welingkar, Chetna and Dalmia. But this totally depends on your choice of specialisation. Well in some colleges, your score is just a part of your evaluation along with your GD and PI score and if you have any work experience. For other colleges, they do have cut-off criteria, so please do check in first and start preparing for your GD and PI.
All the best.

ITM is one of the best colleges for the post graduation. But it does not provide you with an MBA degree. It provides you with a PGDM degree which is little different from MBA degree. PGDM let you come in contact with the current industry, IAS compared to MBA, it's a pre-decided format which is being followed for years.

Hi,
To be honest, the scores aren't good enough for you to get into a decent college. With your work experience being not too much, you can still put in more efforts and try next year once again. By then you'd have even longer work experience and another chance at having better scores. Mechanical engineering is best suited for NITIE and IIT Mumbai. You can try for JB or even PUMBA for that matter if you want to stay in Pune.