MBA/PGDM

PGDM is post graduate Diploma in management and MBA is Master of Business Administration. Earlier, IIMS were not allowed to give MBA degree, but post-IIM bill is passed, IIMs have autonomy to decide whether to give MBA degree or PGDM.

Start online preparation through videos and give tests and mocks of various institute, and then you can give entrance exam.

Hi,I think you should go for PGDM and along with it write various banking exams. There are certain pros and cons in both it all depends on your choice. When it's comes to banking exams you start to earn immediately, have job security, moderate work load, but then it has slower growth compared to other private jobs. And, if you choose PGDM, a large paycheck depending on the college you have joined and if you have any previous experience in banking but you will have a high work pressure, and less job stability. Hope it helps you. All the best.

Hi Nidhi,
I would want to say just one thing. Do what you feel you are best at. If you still cannot decide then, think every related aspects. Like what will be your career options if you complete a particular course. Make a table write out the pros and cons and choose the option. It is something that I do, when I am in a dilemma. Hope it helps you.

Hi Jasmine,I have left a link below, Hope it gives you the answer. https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/colleges/colleges-mumbai?bc[]=101.

Hi Jasmine,I have left a link below, Hope it gives you the answer. https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/colleges/colleges-mumbai?bc[]=101.

Hi Sanchaitha,
As far as my knowledge, it offers regular MBA and not Diploma.

Hi Anshita,
I am sorry to say, but MBA colleges usually ask for a minimum 50% marks in the graduation.

Hello Kanuj,I am afraid, no institute offering MBA as a course allows any lateral admission. This word 'lateral admission' is invariably used for lateral admission directly into second year of engineering for those students who have completed their Diploma in engineering.

Yes, it is worth it, because many companies so far prefer people from versatile backgrounds.