MBA/PGDM

Hello KP,
Admissions for different post graduation courses including PGDM in Institutions or universities abroad or not dependent exclusively on the marks that you have obtained at the graduation level. Of course it plays an important role but its not exclusive. There are many other criteria or nuances which determine the success of your seeking admission into these institutions. In view of this I would strongly recommend you to approach an agency that is dealing with sending students for PGDM in Canadian universities. This will help you in overcoming all the nuances and it will enhance greatly your success probability in seeking admission for PGDM in Canada.
Best wishes to you.

The major branches in MBA are Finance, Marketing and HR. The other branches include:
Human Resource (HR) Management
Finance Management
Infrastructure and Real Estate Management
Oil and Gas Management
Tea Management
Energy Management
Entrepreneurship Management
Telecom Management
Retail Management
Textile Management
Sports Management
Tourism Management
IT Management
Shipping Port Management
Operations Management
Risk Management
Rural Management
Brand Management
Business Analytics
Environment Management
Biotechnology Management
Business Process Management
Logistics Management
Production Management
Product Management
Strategic Management
Supply Chain Management
Marketing Management
Knowledge Management
Industrial Management
Quality Management
Hotel Management
Hospital Management
Facility Management
Fashion Management
Healthcare Management
Export Management
Event Management
Communication Management
Construction Management
Customer Relationship Management
Co-operative Management
Dairy Management
Design Management
Disaster Management
Project Management
Luxury Management
HR include managing the
Recruitment and its many variants - in aggregate it is also known as Talent Acquisition
Employee/Talent Management
Employee/Talent Engagement
Employee/Talent Development also previously known as Learning Dept. Employee/Talent Governance and Compliance which is the boring legal bit in companies.