MBA/PGDM

Hello Pushkar,
You are already a graduate in Computer Science and working abroad since 2016. In India, for a person to work in any capacity as a financial consultant, one needs to obtain certification as Certified Financial Planner. That's all. It is a post graduate certificate course. Best wishes to you.

Yes, if you are interested in teaching, then you can easily go for that. Go for UGC and then, try for JRF as well so that you will eligible as a lecturer in any university and then after that, you may go for PHD.
All the best.

If you are looking for Punjab region, then try to go for Lovely Professional University because the distance MBA of LPU is worth pursuing and you will be getting placements as well on that basis also.
All the best.

It depends upon the institution you choose for your MBA and some universities gives scholarships on the basis of the job and experience you are having and some opt for interview and final marks of graduation. So, choose accordingly.

I'll prefer you to opt for the New Delhi institute of information and technology Kalkaji because it is one of the best college for PGDM in terms of ROI, placements and academic. You will get ample chances of exposures over here and good ROI too. You will get very supportive faculty members and mentors with right direction to move. For placements, you will get chances to sit for Campus interviews of Nestle, ITC, BAJAJ and many more till you got placed.

It will be better for you to opt for the IIMs as there is more scope for the MBA in this field as in those colleges you can get a good post in your own field and also in good MNC, here in IIT also you can also find many good MNCs but not in your core branch.

No, there won't be a problem till you can justify the reason of lag. Try for FMS.
All the best

The total fee of the course is approximately INR 37,198.

Hi,
India has many cost effective MBA colleges and expensive ones too. Basically, in this country of maximum young age population, MBA schools and education sector has become a booming sector already and hence there are many new college/ institutions opening. I would personally give a good feedback about LM Thapar school of management, because that is what I have heard about it too. It has a very well laid course curriculum for all its courses and does offer a extensive good quality MBA. You can speak to their alumni as well on social media or you visit campus. Think twice and choose right!
All the best!