MBA/PGDM

Your focus should be on pursuing your MBA \ PGDM from the top 30 B Schools in India

It differs from university to university.

For pgdm you can get good college if you perform excellently in gd pi
For mms there are average colleges you can get where placements is upto 50%
You can even try institute level seats which is offline admission when the college has vacant seats apart from cap round seats
even try admission against can

Yes, IFBS-PGDM is AICTE approved. Whenever the next updation of AICTE website will be done, IFBS name shall be reflected on it. You will be a student of IFBS which is created by a merger of IMM and FOSTIIMA and has best features of both institutes.

Every exam has its own funcrional area. Atma is also an all india level test but a few good number of colleges take admission through it. CAT/MAT is the most popular mba entrance exam in india catering aspirants the top colleges of india. CAT is the only exam to get admission in IIMs. Many other top

Hello dear, dont leave studies. If you take admsn in a good bschool u wl get equal oppurtunity to work in corporate sector even if you couldnt make it to government sector. An academic professional course wl always give u a support which will make u free secured and u can compete cgl more freely. So

YES but for each and every cllg they'll have their own respective ENTRANCE EXAM which can help you to get into it. best cllg's ( SIMB, XIME etc.) and some of common exams other than CAT MAT
XAT etc
and some cllg with their entrance exam having 100 % placement are :
Amity noida
srm University
vit b sc

Hi yuva,
Yes you can choose PGDM general and later on you can choose finance specialization or you can opt for PGDM BIF
In general PGDM you will learn basics of all the specializations whereas in PGDM BIF you will be learning core part of BIF SECTOR

It ranges from 8 to 25 lakhs depending on institutes/ universities.

Pgdm (recognised by aicte) and mba is equivalent. Pgdm is a post grad degree. Dont hesitate to take admsn in pgdm program. Be sure to choose a good college. All the best. Thank you.