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palak soni

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The MBA would typically focus on the core management modules like accounting, marketing, management, economics, etc. While the Masters woukd focus more on travel administration and tourism geography, although some of such master's courses could touch on the management subjects as well. The management degree is more skill and job oriented while the Masters is academic driven, for research, project planning, administration, government sectors or higher studies.

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palak soni

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Hi anirban, as per my view, placement scenario of previous year was quite good. As there were huge demand in IT and BSFI sector. And many companies followed the procedure of offering PPO by way of internship. But next year is going to be tough as companies are also facing various crises.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi harleen. Yes, Students who have completed PGDM programme from an AICTE approved institute and have been awarded the Diploma are considered to be equivalent with the Master's degree of recognised Indian universities from Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi; are eligible to apply for UGC NET examination. Good luck!

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi bhoomi.
Securing admission in PGDM depends upon the score obtained in the Common Entrance Test such as CAT/XAT/MAT/CMAT/GMAT.
The institute also considers the score of the state-level exam (MAHCET) for PGDM course.
For PGDM course, candidates have to apply for ICAP (Indira Common Admission Process).
Good luck!

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Anshika

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Distance MBA course is a flexible and affordable Government recognised MBA programme which does not require you to attend regular daily classes. So, if you are unable to pursue full time MBA for lack of time or due to high cost, Distance MBA Education is a good option.

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Anshika

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Dear, Distance MBA course is a flexible and affordable Government recognised MBA programme which does not require you to attend regular daily classes. So, if you are unable to pursue full time MBA for lack of time or due to high cost, Distance MBA Education is a good option.

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Anshika

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Dear, The Iims are most sought after by MBA aspirants who want to pursue a management degree from top B-schools. However, Indian Institute of Management does not offer Distance MBA courses. So, the candidates who plan to pursue Iims' distance MBA, must look for courses offered in distance learning mode.

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Anshika

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If the fee for the regular MBA is Rs 5-15 Lacs, the fee for Distance MBA is only around Rs. 1 Lacs.

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