MBA/PGDM

I suggest you for SPSU Udaipur the best college for MBA in different streams you get in Rajasthan. To get aware of the college, visit the website from here: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-sir-padampat-singhania-university-udaipur-190192.

You can pursue MBA after engineering studies. But you need have minimum 3-4 years of work experience to comprehend the practical curriculum. However Ireland does not have any requirements for work experience, but tier duration is 1 year.

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management is the better one among the two options. With a sprawling infrastructure, brilliant faculty, excellent industry relations and an impeccable placement record, Asia-Pacific Institute of Management is carved out a name for itself in the country. Moreover the budding managers of AIM are recruited by top companies like EY, Blue Star, L'Real, Aditya Birla Group, Flipkart, TATA Group, ICICI Bank, Moody's, Decathlon and more.

Yes, work experience have weightage in Christ University. If you have the eligibility criteria, they do prefer people with work experience.

There is no restriction streamwise if you want to do MBA. Either you do Bachelors in engineering, medical, law humanities or commerce. Anyone who fulfils the basic eligibility criteria (i.e. 60%+ in graduation and entrance exam) can do MBA.

Dear Hartej,
With no further doubts, B.Tech in CS from DTU should be your topmost priority. It is one of the best engineering college in Delhi and is also considered equivalent to NIT, Delhi. Thapar University is nowhere compared to DTU even if you do integrated 5 years course. Hope this helps.
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There are courses like international business management, global business management which provides international exposure of business practices on an international platform. Based on your choice of the country you will have to appear for IELTS or TOEFL and GMAT exam.

One of the major resources that helped me was going through the website to understand the subjects in each stream. Your area of interest also matters. So, find your area of interest, talk to your seniors and choose the best option.

SP Jain is definitely the best college among the lot. For the simple reason that their admission process is rigorous and looks for overall development compared to other colleges. They do not just look for marks over the years, but you as a person and a leader. I can't speak about other colleges personally, but being here for 3 months it definitely feels good to be here. My peers are all equally smart but have a different perspective, that helps in overall development as a person. For PGDM admission, please visit this link:
https://www.spjimr.org/pgdm/admissions/india
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