MBA/PGDM

Hi,
PGDM candidate can apply for the various posts like Logistics, Manager, Public Relation Officer, Publisher & Columnist, Retailing Manager, and Sale Purchase Assist. Manager, Teacher & Professor, Financial Analyst, etc. All of the above colleges are good. IIMC would be the 1st preference and then you can consider Xavier's.

No good college accepts admission without an entrance exam. For best colleges, click https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-delhi-ncr/2-2-0-10223-0.

The former is a Bachelor's degree, and the latter is a master's degree. The content and the goals are typical of Bachelor's and master's degrees. The main subjects under BBA include Accounting, Marketing, Finance, HR, and Economics. Whereas, MBA includes an overview of BBA in First Year and in Second-year specialization of HR, Finance, Marketing, Operations came into Effect.

Hello Dhaval,It is very nice of you to think of doing your MBA after graduation in electrical engineering. After graduating as an engineer, there are two routes open for a student. One in the technological field of going in for M.Tech or MS, and then subsequent Research and then a job. The alternative path is to do MBA, become a generalist and then have a different career path all together. Both these have equal votaries and both these have equal chances of success. In view of the foregoing it's your decision to follow the path which you feel is right for you. Best wishes to you.

Hello Lavish,
Once you have taken admission for MBA, then your results of MBA will matter most and not the results of previous examinations that you may have given for securing job in placements. Hence, I would advise you not to worry too much about your scoring less in your BE. However you must understand, analyses and act on the issues that affected your percentage in your Bachelor of engineering, so that the same issues do not affect your performance in MBA. Best wishes for your future.

Hi Lavish,
The airline has many types of jobs within. Some posts in aviation need its specialization and some fields are fine with a basic degree. You just need to pass 10+2 or a graduate, that's the minimum qualification you need to have for basic jobs in airlines. Please confirm the profile in which you wish to apply for detailed information.

The college is good, regarding studies and about the Placement also. About the Placement, around 75% of the batch is placed up till now. And, the average package is 5.8, so it depends on you if you want to apply or not.

Eligibility for MBA:
A graduate degree under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern under any discipline, securing at least 50% marks in aggregate, from a recognized university. Yes, you can pursue MBA after graduation in home Science. Thanks.

Hi Menu, I think you should ask this question to the person who told you that only UK and Canada are the best. Besides these countries, good MBA can be done from USA, Australia, NZ, Singapore, Netherlands etc. Infact, I don't even know if you are eligible for MBA right now. You don't seem to have any work experience plus your percentage is not too good either. You must also take the GMAT.

Hi Ryan George,
It depends on your interest and how you convince the university. The combination is confusing, if you had to study nursing then why did you do MBA and invest so much? And, now after doing MBA why on earth you want to do nursing? Figure out your career plans, a solid justification will be required.