MBA Operations

The duration will be 2-years only for PGDM programme. If I talk about the fee structure, the fact is that it varies from one college to another.
Best colleges for operations is NITIE and SIOM so I would suggest going for these colleges if you are really inclined towards operations.

Yes. You can take admission if you cleared backlogs. There are lot campuses which offer quality education in MBA OPERATIONS. The list is as follows:
1. Krupanidhi College of Management
2. K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research
3. Asia-Pacific Institute of Management
4. School of Pe

Placement, exposure and learning in an MBA program depends largely on how the peer group is and how driven the candidate is towards the program. If you happen to make it to the Ivy League schools of India or abroad, you will certainly get a cohort that will have a pedigree and will push you to impro

If and only if you have some background knowledge or business of your family or you are an engineer and like to play with numbers and data.

For the NET exam, you need to have cleared all your backs. You should have obtained minimum qualifying marks with aggregate 55% marks (general) and 50% (others) in Master's degree.

Hi,
You can refer the below link for best University for MBA Operations through correspondence:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-in-operations-colleges-india

BIMM focuses on your overall performance and not on score. If you perform good in GD/PI, then even marks won't matter.

Hi,
You can refer the link for colleges offering MBA in operations and management:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?uaf[]=specialization&ts=22179032&rf=filters&sp[]=385&ed[]=et_20

If you just want to get an "MBA" degree then you can go ahead for part-time MBA. It won't teach you much, you will have to appear for exams and you have a degree with minimal value to help in your career.
The reason people do part-time MBA is, sometime helps them to get promotion in their current job

Hi Navin,
If you're a mechanical, CSE, IT or ECE, MBA operations is a highly preferred course. For other engineers, marketing is suitable.
All the best for your future.