MBA/PGDM

Hello,https://www.iimu.ac.in/programs/post-graduate-program/fees-and-financing Kindly visit this link to know about the latest fee structure of IIM Udaipur for its PGP programme.

Yes,I request you to approach banks with your certificates and other documents at the earliest to. Avail loan. Colleges also help students in education loan, I request you to check with the college. Full financing is available. Make the right decision and it will help you in the long run. All the very best.

Hello,It is extremely tough as no reputed college/university admits candidates without making him/her undergo the GD-PI rounds. Along with these rounds, the interviewers assess the candidates on their overall profile and decide whether they are a right fit for their college or not. Nevertheless, cracking these interview rounds isn't rocket Science and anyone with suitable preparation can ace them.

Hello,
If you mean pursuing full-time MBA from a good college then, unfortunately, no. As a basic criterion, all the reputed colleges admit only those who have scored at least 50% marks in graduation. However, you can choose to pursue MBA in other modes like part-time, distance, hybrid, online, etc. By working full-time somewhere. Good luck.

Hello,
Regenesis isn't a good option for pursuing MBA, as neither it is a distinguished brand name nor does it rank even under the top 20 colleges across Mumbai. It would be better to skip it and aim for the much better ones.

CAT percentile varies between 95-100 for general category depending on the overall profile.

Hello Bhuvesh,
Yes, you can do MBA after BCA. Any graduate can go for MBA, if he or she scores 50% marks at the graduation time. You can apply for CAT for getting admission in good colleges.

Weak English can be improved. The good thing about language learning is that you can get excellent ATIT within few months. However, you won't master it like Shashi Tharoor but yet you'll be fluent ATIT if you put effort and don't give up. To get admission in B-School, for that matter, English isn't most vital thing but confident and knowledge of field is.

As far as I know, if you are working and you are satisfied with it, there is no need for an MBA. You may continue with your work, try switching roles and see how it goes. Do an MBA only if it is necessary.

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https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-pandit-ravishankar-shukla-university-raipur-92096.