MBA/PGDM

MBA in Pharmaceutical Management is a 2-year postgraduate course involving an advanced study of Pharmaceutical Science and technology with various marketing and business strategies. The minimum eligibility for the course is graduation or equivalent qualification completed from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates). The course is offered in India at an average fee ranging between INR1 and 5 Lacs. The average annual salary offered to successful postgraduates of the course in India ranges between INR 2.5 and INR. 4 lacs, depending on the college and the recruiting organization.

Hello Rajath,
It's very nice to know your passion for studying further and not stopping at merely MBA. It's a post graduation and hence you have the option to go for Ph.D in management. It also depends whether you want to pursue full-time or part-time Ph.D. Also, at what point in time you want to start a job. But practically, I would recommend that you should go in the direction of your fascination.
Best wishes.

Hello Junaid,
Of course, yes. MBA in marketing is definitely a very good option. Yes, even without maths or economics, you can get admission for MBA in marketing.
Best wishes.

For MBA, there are various things you should keep in mind:
A. Entrance Exam
B. GDPI
For entrance exams, make sure that you practice enough and give the maximum number of mock tests. The key here is to practice more and more so that you would gain speed and confidence. Other than hard work, a bit of smart work is too required for the same. You need to analyse which topic has more weightage and should focus on the same. For GDPI, there are certain dos and don'ts mentioned in this article below so kindly refer to it:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/mystory-jill-shah-don-t-be-afraid-of-making-mistakes-blogId-17567

Hi Puneet,
For MBA, there are various things you should keep in mind:
A. Entrance Exam
B. GDPI
For entrance exams, make sure that you practice enough and give the maximum number of mock tests. The key here is to practice more and more so that you would gain speed and confidence. Other than hard work, a bit of smart work is too required for the same. You need to analyse which topic has more weightage and should focus on the same. For GDPI, there are certain dos and don'ts mentioned in this article below so kindly refer to it:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/mystory-jill-shah-don-t-be-afraid-of-making-mistakes-blogId-17567

Where are you from? If you want to pursue it in Delhi, Amity and Sharda University are the good choices and for Jaipur, Poornima University and Manipal University are better options. Kindly mention your preferred location.

Hello,
The top ten B-schools for pursuing MBA/PGP/PGDM in India are:
1. ISB, Hyderabad
2. IIM Ahmedabad
3. IIM Kolkata
4. IIM Bangalore
5. JBIMS Mumbai
6. SP Jain Mumbai
7. FMS New Delhi
8. XLRI Jamshedpur
9. IIM Lucknow
10. NITIE Mumbai.

Hello,
The top ten B-schools for pursuing MBA/PGP/PGDM in India are:
1. ISB, Hyderabad
2. IIM Ahmedabad
3. IIM Kolkata
4. IIM Bangalore
5. JBIMS Mumbai
6. SP Jain Mumbai
7. FMS New Delhi
8. XLRI Jamshedpur
9. IIM Lucknow
10. NITIE Mumbai.

Try for next year dear, all the best.

First of all, congrats for your success. If you are looking for MBA in Karnataka, then good colleges are Reva University, SP Jain College of Management, Presidency University, MS Ramaiah Institute of Management and Christ University. These are colleges with good infrastructure and decent placement. So, go for it. All the best.