MBA/PGDM

Yes.
According to your MAT score, there may be chances of getting admission in Ajay Kumar Garg Institute of Management through MAT score.

Yes, you can have a scribe to write the exam but first the university will analyse the real problem with your handwriting then exam department will decide whether scribe should be allowed or not.

Hi Sameer, there are more than 100 companies that come in this institute. The thing is that you need to perform and work hard. Don't be panic. You can do better. All the best for your bright future ahead.

Congratulations, XUB is a renowned Management institute in the country. The university is famous for its MBA in HR Management. Do go for it, if you are interested in doing MBA and looking for good future job prospects.

It provides distinct opportunities for MBA graduates in research, fabric development, inventory control, human resource, marketing and sales. You can start off with management trainee programs and then be a part of recognised corporate management companies. The career options include: Product development.

Hello,
Both are good options and every field is having less and high packages either it is HR or textiles. Both are having good scope. But specially, you asked about salary so the packages depend on company which hire you and most important is your college if you are doing from IIMs or top schools then in both branch will give you good hike and second thing is your knowledge. So, decide stream according to your area of interest and your skills.

Hello Mohit, Oh, not at all. These days admissions in most of business schools are based on the entrance test results will invariably decide your probability of getting admission. The marks or CGPA of graduation is only used to determine eligibility of a student. That's all. Best wishes to your dreams of becoming MBA.

NBS is a private college. It is affiliated to Gujarat Technological University.

A dual specialisation actually widens the scope for your career as you can decide your domain. One disadvantage would be that you might not be able to focus in depth on a particular area. Generally, it is based on the electives you take in the final year that highlights your specialisation.