MBA/PGDM

Each and every trade has their respective pros. Depending on which trade you prefer and what profile you want to work, the relevancy matters. Currently, an MBA in Finance, Marketing, Operations, Financial Engineering and Data Sciences are highly in demand. Each of the field offers very good job pros

Executive MBA programs are usually structured in accordance with the academic needs of professionals with good industry experience. These programs are usually compact versions of a general MBA program delivered in smaller time periods. As far as the comparison of benefits goes, it is highly subjecti

You first of all need to confirm the Curricula Practical Training (CPT) policy of the university in the USA. If they do not allow CPT, then you will not be able to seek any time of employment during your studies. Upon completion of your studies, you may be eligible to pursue Optional Practical Train

During the periods of economic recession, Pharma-industries are found to remain less affected or nearly unaffected than other industries in the world.
With a B.Pharma and an MBA, you will have the dual advantage of being a management expert and a pharmacy expert. Subjects for MBA in Pharma can be:Pha

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The label on the program is not as important as the course curriculum which in my opinion you should study in detail. You should try to ascertain the relevance of the proposed curriculum in context of your own long term career objectives. However, you must ensure that the program is recognized by re

Dear Ruchita,
The admission into an MBA college is based on your graduation. There are a lot of colleges who do not intake students with Diploma. I would suggest you to kindly check the eligibility criteria for MBA on the respective college website beforehand.

Dear Ashok,
There are a lot of colleges which offers MBA in Logistics.
Kindly click on the link provided below and select a college as per your location preference.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-logistics-management-colleges-in-india?

Dear Basil,
MBA and CMA are two very different courses. MBA teaches you different aspects of management and CMA is more focused on the study of accounts.
Both the courses are good to pursue, So I would suggest you to go for a course, to which you are more inclined.

Dear Awadhesh,
You can follow the below tips to prepare for CAT.
1) Analyse your strengths and weaknesses
2) Be thorough with your fundamentals
3) Time versus Target
4) You need to put more work into your verbal section this year
5) Get well-versed with the major changes in the CAT 2015 paper pattern
6) Ac