MBA/PGDM

St. Hopkins Group of Institutions offers MBA admission without MBA entrance exam.

Placement is pretty decent. Last year, 140+ companies came for the recruitment and more then 90% students placed. Most of the students are placed in marketing followed by HR, finance and operations.

Hi, Nowadays, keeping a gap will be a concern in future. Let me tell you the top Iims or universities like SRM, Lovely Professional University, Amity have their qualifying exams and then Interviews for admissions in MBA. So, you have to justify the same. Some of the mentioned universities still have their test and interview going on. You can try for them.

One should pursue MBA in a subject of ones interest, since you are a Biology Graduate, dealing with finance may not be comfortable for you. So, you should first decide on your interest areas and long term career objective and then pursue a course based on it. In finance, one has to be good in number crunching & to be able to understand concepts of finance. So, please take a call keeping all this in mind.

This is the official link. There is a pdf about fee structure, take a look on it.
It will be helpful to you:
http://bietjhs.ac.in/fees-structure-masters-programmes/

To a large extent the procedure of admission in distance MBA programs is same. However you need to visit the respective institutes website to understand their requirement. Some possible procedural changes could be around the following parameters:
1. No of years of work experience
2. Open test requirement for admissions
3. Fees
4. In campus/ weekend classes/VC options
5. Curriculum
6. Test/ Exam.

I am afraid you need to be a graduate to pursue any post graduate programme like MBA. So first complete your graduation & then explore MBA.

PGDM is almost same as MBA. The fee structure for PGDM will be way too higher than MBA and MBA are provided by Universities. Syllabus is kinda same for both.

PGDM is almost same as MBA. The fee structure for PGDM will be way too higher than MBA and MBA are provided by Universities. Syllabus is kinda same for both.

You need to look at the following:
1. Check on the syllabus for open test
2. Start sharpening your basic skills in the respective areas
3. Appear for maximum mock tests in a real test environment
4. Join coaching classes to sharpen your skills/ you also have online modules available
5. Devote 2-4 hours of your daily time to sincere planned preparation for open test.