MBA/PGDM

In many universities, MBA and PGDM students may share placement opportunities, but it depends on the institute's placement policy. At LPU, placement opportunities are generally based on students' skills, academic performance, and company requirements rather than the program name alone. Companies usually visit for specific roles, and eligible students can apply if they meet the criteria. The focus remains on industry readiness, practical learning, and career outcomes.

Both universities have good MBA programs, but if the focus is on industry exposure, updated curriculum, and placement opportunities, LPU has an advantage. The programme includes practical learning, industry interactions, live projects, and skill based training that helps students become job ready. Placement support is also a strong factor. The better choice ultimately depends on career goals, but for overall career development and industry orientation, LPU is often considered a stronger option for MBA aspirants.

Yes, pursuing the integrated BBA+MBA from LPU can be a valid option for students who want a structured management education path. The program combines undergraduate and postgraduate studies with industry exposure, skill based learning, internships, and project work. It can help build management knowledge gradually while improving career readiness. The integrated format also provides continuity in learning and can support long term career growth in business and management fields.

Kurukshetra University offers admission in MBA based on entrance test conducted by the university. Selected candidates are also called for a group discussion and personal interview round for admission.

From my experience at GIBS Bangalore, one thing I enjoyed was that the campus had students from different cities, states, and backgrounds. Because of that, you get to meet new people, hear different viewpoints, and learn a lot outside the classroom as well.

Whether it was group projects, presentations, events, or competitions, everyone got a chance to participate. I never felt that anyone was treated differently because of where they came from.

What I liked most was the friendly atmosphere. It was easy to make friends, work with different teams, and feel like part of the campus community.

Yes, Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering, Pune does offer an MBA. The college offers the programme in full-time mode to 60 students each year. Eligible students can apply online for the programme. The fees is INR 1.8 lakh.

From what I experienced at GIBS Bangalore, the batch size felt just right. It wasn't so small that campus life felt limited, and it wasn't so large that students got lost in the crowd.

I personally liked that we could easily interact with faculty, participate in events, and get involved in different activities on campus. It also helped in building good connections with classmates from different backgrounds.

For me, the best part was that there were enough students to make campus life active and enjoyable, while still allowing everyone to get attention, opportunities, and support when needed.

NMIMS Deemed to be University offers MBA course for the duration of 2 years in full-time mode. The institute offers MBA specialisation in Marketing, Finance, Supply Chain Management, Analytics, Human Resources and others. The university also offers 5-years Integrated programmes like BTech+ MBA and BPharm+ MBA. 

The total tuition fee of MBA at Harcourt Butler Technical University is INR 1.4 lakh. This nimber is taken from the official website of college. It can change. 

For an MBA, LPU is often considered a stronger option due to its larger industry network, diverse specializations, corporate tie-ups, and robust placement support. The university provides opportunities for internships, live projects, industry certifications, and interaction with recruiters from various sectors. While Sharda University also offers a good MBA program, LPU generally provides broader exposure and career opportunities for management students.