MBA/PGDM

You should have at least 120 marks in NMAT to get a good college or IIM. You have to prepare very well.
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The average, two year residential PGP programme at premiere institutes in India will cost one an average of Rs 12-15 lakhs. B-school participating in GMAT generally accepts more experienced candidates and fee levels are higher. One should be ready to spend an average of Rs 20-25 lakhs in India and about Rs 70 Lakhs abroad.

YMCA offers Master of Business Administration (MBA), For MBA, candidate must have passed Graduation degree with 50% marks. Selection in MBA is done on the basis of Entrance Exam conducted by the University.

Your chances are quite low, but you can still give it a try and you can surely get admissions there never lose hope.

Your chances are quite low, but you can still give it a try and you can surely get admissions there never lose hope.

Jobs that require information technology or courses like on udemy or any other online websites you can get a little knowledge about computers but if you want a great knowledge as well as with a certificate in it then go to online courses and pursue it.

Yes, you should do MBA after Bachelors of Engineering in civil, because it will not only give you an extra scope, but also give you a plan b what if you cannot get a good job in civil engineering, so at least you have a MBA degree with you which can not only give you a good job, but also great package.

Hello,With 88 percentile, you can apply for the PGDM courses of various colleges in Mumbai like Welingkar, SIES, NL Dalmia, Chetana, IES MET among others.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In MBA you could pursue any specialization be it finance, marketing, operations, HR, construction management, etc. Keeping in mind your long term career goals. Post the MBA you could pick up a job in the relevant industry wherein you can use both your civil engineering & management skills to grow up in your career.

Yes, after graduation in Accounts & Finance you can pursue MBA in Finance & pursue a career in the BFSI space. An MBA will give you advantage on other students, as you would have already studied some of the financial concepts at your graduation level.