MBA/PGDM

The college is good for MBA. All the faculty members have a specialization in their own particular subjects and are very professional in their fields. They are always willing to help the students. Placement wise, it's okay. Or I can say it depends on the students' capability to crack the interviews.

No one is better except for IIMs, but if you want to do MBA then Galgotias will be a better option you because here, the placement is good and you will get a better exposure than other institutes.

PGDM is a PG Diploma in management. It's a Diploma course of 1-year. MBA is Masters in business administration and it's a full 2-year course. Both are good at their level.

PGDM is a PG Diploma in management. It's a Diploma course of 1-year. MBA is Masters in business administration and it's a full 2-year course. Both are good at their level.

Prepare for CAT and try to score more than 90 percentile. Some of the top-ranked MBA institutes are JBIMS, NMIMS, SPJMS, etc.

Looks difficult. Nowadays, most MBA colleges give admission based on the scores received in admission tests which could be either CAT, MAT, CMAT or their own tests.

You need to be positive. To overcome this handicap, you need to try and explore an excellent internship during MBA and I am sure this will come to your advantage at the campus placement stage. Generally, internship exposure paves the way for final placement and if one excels during internship project, the company also offers final placement.

No, after MBA, you can take direct admission in CA inter. But final level is not possible.
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Yes, part-time MBA needs a minimum of 3 years of work experience. So, it's advisable that you first get employed and after 3 years of work experience, explore a part-time MBA or Executive MBA programme, which is of a shorter duration.