MBA/PGDM

The moment a student joins Gems B School, immediately the placement process will start and the student will be placed in a job related to the specialization in the MBA. However, the kind of placement will depend on the student's caliber. 60% of our students work in multinationals, 30% in tier 2 companies and 10% in tier 3.

https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
Follow the link for top MBA colleges, and I think MBA in finance is a great course to do.

You may check the following link and decide which exam to give:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/exam-calendar.

Yes, MH-CET is conducted every year by DTE.

Hello Audumbar,
Non creamylayer certificate is required only for category students and it requires during admission process not for cet
.

Book by Odisha publication and Arihant Publication. They are really good in term of coverage of syllabus. You can also get a book of past papers of CET from same publications. All the best.

Hi Reshu,
Yes, you can. You must take the GMAT, if you wish to do your MBA from a top university.

Hello Deepashree,
You are already working and now thinking of doing an MBA online. Right? Well there are many universities which are offering MBA via distance education mode. The most famous being IGNOU or Anna University. I will advise you to try one more method. You can maybe after another year of employment, when you would have gathered enough experience, you should think of doing a full-fledged executive MBA of 1 year in any of the IIMs in the country. This is a great value for money and can send you into another sphere of employment. Best wishes to you.

Hi Aakash,
It is a right decision to take MBA after your BBA. However, you may have to give some entrance test like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc, in order to get admission into a well reputed institution. Good luck.

Hello Siddharth,It is a very good query. As a matter of fact, M.Tech or MBA after engineering graduation has been discussed since ages, but unfortunately without any concluding result. It all depends on the opinion of the person who is taking part in the discussion, because there are pros and cons of both the paths that an engineer can choose. In today's time, the students are divided almost 50-50 between these two paths. However, I suggest you should follow what is close to your heart and not what is being followed by other students. Best wishes to you.