MBA/PGDM

If you are not employed, a distance MBA will not help. A executive part time MBA/ Distance MBA with compulsory classes from a reputed university only helpful even if you are employed. This is universal irrespective of any city or nation.
SAP is a good option if you have 2-3 years functional experien

Procedure for admission in MBA
Give either CAT exam, MAT exam or MBA college own exam

Yes you can apply for MBA in Finance, provided you should have minimum 50% in graduation.

Hi,
IT and HR are two different things. If you do combination of both you may find it easier to get placement in the IT and ITES sector in the role of recruitment and Talent Management. If your core interest is hiring, HE recruitment, talent development and management or technical training to the new

Srujana, I believe that you have a desire to pursue a creative career. Let me tell you about the field of design. Design is a field that is age old and has been evolving every year like science. Sometimes student Artists are too much enamoured by Fine Arts preventing them to look objectively at Desi

Hello Shanak, you had a good percentile in MAT and CMAT. There are many colleges in Kolkata like IEM, Globsyn Business School and United World. Let me tel you GBS is one of the most renowned b-school of Eastern India.If you want to do well in your life you can go for Globsyn Business School. Its a A

Dear Rajeshwari,
You should have atleast 50% marks in graduation and you will have to appear for entrance exams i.e.CAT, MAT, CMAT etc. Good Luck.

Dear Akash,
Most of the good b-schools require graduation with atleast 55% of marks and you will need to score very good marks in entrance exams i.e CAT, MAT, CMAT etc. Good Luck.

Hello Dip,
Since your ultimate aim in career is to do MBA then we would advice you to go for BBA and then MBA. BBA + MBA will provide you large quantity of Jobs for building a fabulous career which can promise you a secured and blushing future. But you should choose specialization that fulfills deman

Hi,
The main difference between MBA and PGMA is, MBA focuses more on theoretical aspects of management and is more exam-oriented, PGDM has a focus on building soft skills and is industry-oriented. It prepares you for the job market.