MBA/PGDM

FMS is a prestigious institute. No doubt about that. But, quitting your current job for that totally depends on the kind of job and role that you are presently working in. I would suggest try to find a similar job in Delhi or Gurgaon.

Check the below link for colleges accepting MAT score. You can apply filter on fees, location, accreditation etc. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-mat-india?rf=filters&ex[]=306&ed[]=et_20&fe[]=f3&uaf[]=exam&uaf[]=location&uaf[]=et_dm.

Hello,
The minimum requirement is 50 percent in Bachelor's degree. You need to appear in MBA entrance exam like CAT score well, qualify for tier rounds. Based on your performance, you can get admission for MBA programme and specialized in HR.

A candidate must have scored atleast 50% in their Under Graduation Degree Course. For admission through University seats, students have to appear in examination of the Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), Lucknow. For direct category seats, students should qualify Management Aptitude Test (MAT) or any other National Level Test like CAT/XMAT/ JMAT, etc. conducted by All India Management Association which will be followed by GD and PI at IPEM as per directive of the UP state Govt./AICTE.
This information is available on their official website.

IPEM is affiliated with AKTU for MBA. The fee for 1st year is 97,000 and for 2nd year it's 90,000. The candidate must have scores atleast 50% in their under graduation. There are 120 seats available for candidates each year.

Hello Saurav, To pursue MBA in Australia, your aggregate Bachelor percentage should be 60% and above and also you should be having 2-3 years of managerial work experience.

Apply for exams like GRE and GMAT. And after you get a score start applying for foreign universities, some colleges require TOEFL score too. So, keep that in mind. You can also try for scholarships if you have an extraordinary resume. There are Facebook groups for foreign students for specific countries. Try joining it, you will get better help.

Course wise, there is not much difference but PGDM is a Diploma which will give you a Diploma in HR, it's NOT a degree while MBA will give you a proper degree on completion.

Course wise, there is not much difference but PGDM is a Diploma which will give you a Diploma in HR, it's NOT a degree while MBA will give you a proper degree on completion.

Yes, of course, you'll be learning upto 75% of syllabus and academics of MBA while studying BBA itself.