MBA/PGDM

Hi Sudheer, MBA is way better than an M.Tech as nowadays, MBA degree is more demandable than M.Tech, first people used to do M.Tech after engineering but now all go for MBA after engineering. If M.Tech did from a good university or out of India, then its valuable or else most of the companies prefer an MBA degree.

There is equal preference for MBA and M.Tech after B.Tech. Both MBA and M.Tech courses have their own pros and cons. The career score and employment scenario for MBA and M.Tech is not the same. Choosing the right path depends on the mindset of students.

The Judge Business School one of the best in the world is responsible for Management Studies and provides library and computing facilities for both carrying out coursework and preparing papers and presentations. Ranked #801 out of 1200 by THE Global Ranking 2022.

BBA MBA stands for Bachelor Of Business Administration-Master of Business Administration. BBA MBA is a five-year integrated degree programme divided into ten semesters. This comprehensive course will prepare students for managerial jobs through theoretical learning and applying those concepts during the internship experience. The best colleges for BBA MBA are-:
1. IIM Indore
2. IIM Rohtak
3. Xavier University
4. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
5. Nirma University Institute of Management
6. SRM Institute of Science and Technology

Yes after nursing you can sure do that. However most important is that having become a qualified nurse it would be easy to get quick jobs in public or private hospitals in ANY COUNTRY.

No, it is not required to give more than one exam for MBA Admission.

Yes for basics and you start preparing for the college where you desire to do MBA. Which helps you to get the desired college.

Yes, it is possible. However, you may pick particular electives for your first MBA then specialise in one main topic for your second MBA (in the field you want to pursue post-MBA). It is an excellent approach for those considering a career shift to get a second MBA, since it provides significant benefits.

If you have scored in the range 70-90 percentile then you have more chances of getting to tier2 or tier 3 colleges.

You can get an MBA with a Biology degree as a prerequisite. While a Bachelor's degree is a requirement to apply to most MBA programs, it is not usually a requirement to have a degree in business. However, you may need a foundation of business classes before applying to an MBA programme if your degree is in anything besides business. If you want to pursue a career in Biology as a project or business manager, you may find it beneficial to complete both a Biology degree and an MBA.