MBA/PGDM

MBA is an old version for those wishing to pursue management studies, a two-year Diploma course PGDM, Post Graduate Diploma in Management sounds better. Generally, the PGDM course is far more industry-relevant and practical as far as the job market is concerned. But mind you An MBA is a degree and a PGDM is a Diploma. MBA is a conventional degree that will help you qualify to write competitive exams for Government jobs, a PGDM will help you in charting a corporate career. MBA is a degree that is given by any specific university like Mumbai university or Pune university but PGDM is like an autonomous institute that is AICTE approved. If you want yourself to the deep knowledge regarding business academic studies so go for an MBA degree, not for PGDM. It depends on your interest but still, MBA would be a better choice.

MBA is an old version for those wishing to pursue management studies, a two-year Diploma course PGDM, Post Graduate Diploma in Management sounds better. Generally, the PGDM course is far more industry-relevant and practical as far as the job market is concerned. But mind you An MBA is a degree and a PGDM is a Diploma. MBA is a conventional degree that will help you qualify to write competitive exams for Government jobs, a PGDM will help you in charting a corporate career. MBA is a degree that is given by any specific university like Mumbai university or Pune university but PGDM is like an autonomous institute that is AICTE approved. If you want yourself to the deep knowledge regarding business academic studies so go for an MBA degree, not for PGDM. It depends on your interest but still, MBA would be a better choice.

The best would be a regular MBA but if you had a job and you want to pursue MBA, that also you can do, As LPU faculty, I would suggest an MBA distance course. There are numerous Universities that are offering the distance MBA in India but one must understand the importance of this as Distance MBA Enables Study and Job at the Same Time:- The course of MBA in distance education mode is designed in a way that it can be convenient for the students who cannot go to college to attend the classes regularly. The distance MBA programme in India offers the same benefits as a campus-based course in that it offers the same curriculum. Another catch for most students applying to the programme is that tuition and fees for distance MBA can be lower than that for a regular full-time programme. N the post-globalization period, there is a huge requirement of manpower having an MBA degree to cater to the needs of manufacturing and service organizations and also able to hone the management skills of the budding entrepreneurs who may not be professionally qualified.