MBA/PGDM

Good scores do speak for themselves. If you have a good score and academic record, it will be up to you how you perform in the GD-PI to crack the same.

The course you've mentioned is a 12 months course and has been into existence from 2015. There's also a full-time MBA (Day) Course (2 Years) affiliated to CU, with Business Analytics & Systems Management as specialisation. Placement in MBA (Day) Department is good with top recruiters for BASM being Kantar IMRB, Nielsen, ICICI, etc.

NICMAR should be the first priority for CM and IM. It is top most college for any management related to the construction. They are very good in teaching and providing placements to the students. Rather than that there are many other colleges like MITWPU, MIT- ADT, Amity, NMIM etc.

MBA takes you on a different path altogether. It is almost non-technical. But, of course, it is greatly beneficial, as per my advice, you should select that topic, which ignites passion in your mind or which fascinates you. Perhaps, operations, marketing, HR, finance are few that you can consider.

Hello! The cost of pursuing an MBA in India starts from as low as Rs 21,000 to even more than Rs 21 Lacs. You need to check on the official website of the particular college(s) for more details.

Hi Pankaj,
For getting admission, you must take up any one of the entrance exams. So, until you have written any qualifying exam you will not be eligible for admission for MBA.I would recommend you to take up any nearing MBA entrance exam.
All the best.

Yes, you can get top 10 MBA colleges with percentile 88.16 in DTE CAP rounds through CMAT. You have to go through entrance test or donation. You have two options.

50% marks is required in class 10th and class 12th for pursuing MBA. You need to qualify CAT to get into IIM-Calcutta.

No, there is no such book specifically on MBA in HR. For this, you need to join MBA, because the insights of HR is only known by experienced people who have already worked. But, if you want to gain knowledge about HR, then you can take book of Strategic Human Resource Management by oxford university.

Hi Atharva,
As far as I have heard, FMS college in Delhi is known for it's PGDM, so I think that would be a better option.