MBA/PGDM

Yes, Many government organizations hire graduates for energy policy-making, environmental audits and sustainability projects.

Organizations like ONGC, NTPC, BHEL, GAIL, Indian Oil, Ministry of Renewable Energy, and Pollution Control Boards are prominent in hiring MBA in Energy and Environment graduates.

University of Washington, USA is a better option than Amity University, India doing for MBA. Here are the few reasons:

1.  University of Washington, USA  is ranked as a top university in QS World rankings while Amity University is just a private University which offers various courses in India.
2. There is much lot of exposure and a good students crowd at University of Washington, USA. while amity is a 3 tier university in India
3. University has an excellence faculty which consists of the finest professors across the globe.

Yes, definitely You can pursue a Ph.D. in Environmental Management, Energy Policy, or Sustainability Studies  as Research opportunities exist in IITs, IIMs, TERI, and international universities.

After a Degree in MBA in Energy and Environment, graduates can be hired in various industries which are:

• Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Hydro) – Tata Power, Adani Green, ReNew Power.
• Oil & Gas – ONGC, Indian Oil, Shell, BP, ExxonMobil.
• Environmental Consulting – KPMG, EY, Deloitte, PwC.
• Sustainability & CSR – UNDP, World Bank, NGOs, CSR teams in MNCs.

Yes, Many MBA in Energy and Environment graduates start their own sustainability consultancies, solar power startups or waste management businesses. You can also take help form Government for the intial stage as Government has schemes like Startup India and Renewable Energy that Grants support to eco-friendly business ideas.

Yes, RCBS Kochi is ranked by Times and Business Today for its Management course. It was also the second best Times ranked colleegs in Kerala in 2024. The ranking of the last three years' present a fluctuating trend. In 2024, Times ranked the college #31 and Business Today ranked it #43. 

Rajagiri Centre for Business Studies offers MBA and PGDM programmes. The seat count varies for each of the offered course. Out of the total 420 seats, the highest intake is for the PGDM course - 240. Besides this, there are 120 seats for MBA and 60 for International Exchange MBA. It must be noted that the mentioned intake is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

Yes, MSRIT Bengaluru offers MBA seats through management quota. Also, the admission process for the management quota is different from regular admission. Candidates must also pay additional fees for pursuing an MBA at the institute. Interested candidates must directly contact the institute's admission cell for more information.

Candidates can apply for PGDM at RCBS based on their CAT scores. The school may not release cutoff data in the public domain. However, as per gathered data, the cutoff or required percentile is as mentioned in the following table: