MBA/PGDM

Hi Ravi,
Aviation is a very broad term and it is associated with the operation of aircrafts. Aviation is the art of design, development, production, operation, and use of aircraft.
MBA in aviation has less options. But placement in this field is very much quality taken. It solely depends on from what

Hi Payal,
An MBA is just a degree. It won't help anyone become a better entrepreneur. MBA will make you understand various aspects of business in a very good manner. It will teach you how entrepreneurs manage to pick up on the job, it will take you through case studies of how some businesses sustaine

Hi Payal,
Since its inception, SAS has benefited from the skills and commitment of exceptional people.
SAS India offers exceptional career opportunities for high achievers in the Sales, Marketing and Professional Services (Consulting, Training and Technical Support) department.
After the successful com

You should prepare first non oral objective pattern with the help of best reference books and coaching classes
Quantitative aptitude
Verbal and non verbal
Logical reasoning.etc
Remember selection of questions in examination decides the fate of your admission
Personal interview or
Group discussion or
Writt

There is no straight answer to this. I suggest you to opt for a job for at least 3 years if you do not have any prior experience. Doing a job gives you experience in managing people, finance, budgeting, marketing and day to day affair of a job. You should either join as executive assistant in a star

Dear Dubey,
Hi,
No one can give you assurance that you will become a good entrepreneur after MBA, MBA just give to knowledge, skills & way to how to become a entrepreneur.
Five Ways an MBA Can Make You a Better Entrepreneur
1. Learn from role models via case studies, frameworks, and peers.
2. Benefit fro

It is up to you . If you have the will power to absorb each and every word which they teach you in the part-time classes, then executive MBA is better. Otherwise, take a tough decision to leave the job and do a full time MBA, and then start all over again for rapid advancement.Otherswise, take a stu

Yes, you can apply for PhD in that subject.

This depends upon your APTITUDE in that field. If you have interest in the financial and accounting aspects, economics etc. since your college days, and try to find out the "between the lines" message contained in the balance sheets notes, then Finance is the field for you. Merely discovering that F

I would request harenderbisht to share his views