MBA/PGDM

The difference between an MBA and an Executive MBA degree can be recognised in terms of their target audience, required work experience, and class schedule. An MBA degree is suitable for individuals with 0 to 5 years of work experience, while an Executive MBA degree is designed for individuals with 10 to 15 years of work experience on average.

Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between the two courses.

Yes, the placement process is conducted upon completion of the programme where a host of companies participate to recruit for their mid-senior to higher-level management positions. The placement rate for every college differs according to its reputation and previous success of the academic years.

Students can explore and pick the college of their choice. The companies that usually hire Executive MBA graduates from reputed colleges are Accenture, Deloitte, TCS, Wipro, Amazon, HCL etc. 

Since the students of Executive MBA already have work experience, they do require industry training. Rather, the class utilises the students' diverse work experience through multiple discussions, case studies, etc. Graduates of Executive MBA can get a plethora of job options after completing this course. The valuable skills learned in this programme also help them in widening their scope and join different sectors. Nowadays, recruiters are constantly on the lookout for applicants who have the ideal combination of academic knowledge and industrial experience.  

The course content or the syllabus of the Executive MBA is not very different from that of the two-year Regular MBA. The core subjects are the same, but the overall course content or the curriculum is designed in a more advanced manner which is suitable to cater to the knowledge needs of the Executives, who are at the mid-senior level of an organisational hierarchy.

The pace of class delivery is also higher since the duration of the course is one year. There are fewer electives for Executive MBA students and the pedagogy is more interactive.

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Taking admission to an MBA at the R.R. group of Institutions is not hard. To get into an MBA at the R.R. Group of Institutions, you should have a minimum of 50% marks in graduation in any stream from any recognised university.

The annual fee for a two-year MBA at RR Group of Institutions is 89,700 INR for the first year and 84,200 INR for the second year. RR Group of Institutions offers various specializations in MBA eg: Finance, Information Technology, Marketing, etc. It can be a bit expensive for some students. Students can also avail scholarships by taking part in the Scholarship test conducted by the college itself.

R.R. Group of Institutions may not provide 100% scholarships to an MBA student but it offers some scholarships based on the marks of the student in the Scholarship test conducted by the college itself. These are:

i)  Top 10 students will get a Scholarship of 50% of total tuition fees.

ii) The next 30 students will get a Scholarship of 30% of total tuition fees.

iii) The next 50 students will get a Scholarship of 10% of total tuition fees.

PUMET stands for Punjab University Management Entrance Test. It is an entrance exam conducted by Panjab University, Chandigarh, for admission to its MBA programmes offered by the University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS). Candidates who appear for the PU MET exam can avail admission to various specialisations.

The annual fee for a two-year MBA at RR Group of Institutions is 89,700 INR for the first year and 84,200 INR for the second year. RR Group of Institutions offers various specializations in MBA eg: Finance, Information Technology, Marketing, etc.

This year, the expected cut-off for the general category can be between 80-170, depending on the colleges. If you are from reserved category groups, the expected cut-off can be up to 68, However, obtaining in the range of 120-150 can be considered a good and safe score for admission.