MBA/PGDM

You have a very good score in CMAT. You can try for:
1. Welingkar.
2. KJ Somaiya.
3. SIES.
4. NL Dalmia.
5. ITM.

You can go for BIMM – Pune. It has a fee of Rs.6.4 lakhs and it has very good placements. It has a good brand name and is known for its ROI.

Which field you want to pursue in MBA? You can apply in
1. Christ University – Bangalore.
2. NIBM – Pune.
3. NIA – Pune.
4. BIMM.
5. ITM – Mumbai.
6. Welingkar and
7. SIES.

When you choose an MBA college, look for:
1. Good placement record.
2. The consistency, which the college has in providing good placements.
3. The type of companies that visit the campus.
4. Also look for the faculty the b-school has and
5. The ROI (Return on Investment), you will get after completing y

If you want to go for actual studies, knowledge and placements then you should go for regular. If your schedule is very busy and have some problem then you should go for distance but better option is regular.

Mostly, we have two year MBA degree and a one year of diploma. There are good jobs, where the requirement is two years of MBA and not the one year MBA.

True, all streams are equally good but it will depend upon your career interest. In marketing, you can find many openings but demands more energy and persistence to go up the career ladder.

Hi Musfeer,
As you have completed your graduation in IT field. So, no need to go for the same field. You may go for MBA rather than MCA because MBA course will be beneficial for your career growth for long term. If you will go for MCA then it will be also better but in future there will be requiremen

MBA stands for business administration. It is a nice platform. But, for students coming from culinary arts background, MBA is not suggested.

MBA has its perks. You get a higher package at the entry level. You start off with one step up the ladder. But in the end it all boils down to one's interest. Going for an MBA degree with a year of work experience is better.