MBA/PGDM

ATMA scores are accepted by over 750 management colleges in the country. The admission process includes ATMA exam, Group Discussion and Personal Interview . After the ATMA results are announced, individual institutes release their ATMA cut-offs. Students can check on the official websites of the institutes to know if they match the cutoff required for admissions. If the candidate matches the cutoff criteria, they will be called for further selection procedure which includes Group Discussion, Written Ability Test and/or Personal Interview . Listed below are some of the top colleges which accept ATMA scores:
1. Christ University
2. Prin. L. N Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research
3. Department of Management Science, University of Pune
4. ITM Business School
5. Jagan Institute of Management Studies
6. KIIT School of Management
7. VIT Business School
8. MIT College of Management
9. International Institute of Management Studies, Pune
10. JK Business School.

I myself being a student pursuing PGDM here, would totally recommend DBS to any student who wishes to be a successful future manager!
You learn not to mugg up your books but with all their tedious assignments and literally NON-STOP tiring projects and activities you indeed learn BEING A GOOD FUTURE MANAGER! You learn concepts like no where else. One might get to hear few bad reviews regarding the hectic student life here, but believe me it's to drill the best out of you. And once you step in the flow, there's nothing that can stop you from enjoying
Talking about drawbacks, the only one which you have is, one MIGHT find the college to be a lot interior and distant from the city. But you won't need a lot of visits there. You find everything around here. BETTER.

I myself being a student pursuing PGDM here, would totally recommend DBS to any student who wishes to be a successful future manager!
You learn not to mugg up your books but with all their tedious assignments and literally NON-STOP tiring projects and activities you indeed learn BEING A GOOD FUTURE MANAGER! You learn concepts like no where else. One might get to hear few bad reviews regarding the hectic student life here, but believe me it's to drill the best out of you. And once you step in the flow, there's nothing that can stop you from enjoying
Talking about drawbacks, the only one which you have is, one MIGHT find the college to be a lot interior and distant from the city. But you won't need a lot of visits there. You find everything around here.

The duration of BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and MBA (Master of Business Administration) programs can vary depending on the country, university, and programme. In general, a BBA programme takes three to four years to complete, while an MBA programme typically takes one to two years. In some countries like the United States, students can pursue an accelerated five-year programme that combines both degrees, known as a "4+1" programme. In this programme, students complete their BBA in four years and then continue their education for an additional year to earn an MBA. In India, the duration of a BBA programme is typically three years, while an MBA programme can take anywhere from one to two years to complete. In European countries, a BBA programme may take three to four years, while an MBA programme can take one to two years. It's important to note that the duration of these programs can vary widely depending on the specific university and programme requirements. It's always a good idea to check with the universities you are interested in to find out the exact duration of their BBA and MBA programs.