MBA/PGDM

Fee structure depends upon college to college. I am having my brother in Lovely Professional University, he is pursuing MBA. He has been given a huge amount of scholarship and his fee Rs. 45000 per semester. We come to the university, infrastructure is good, teachers are friendly, he has to attend various workshops, making his knowledge increase to a large extent. Mittal School of Business doing well in MBA, for the placement, they provide the best platform for learning. They train you in acquiring soft skills, technical skills, and they provide you personality enhancement classes and industrial exposure to make you prepared as per current industrial trends. He told me about the student organizations of which he was a member. His team conducted a fundraising event so that they can provide useful things to a school and an old age home. Their team also took orphans to a Science city tour. They had organised much free health check-up camp in villages. All these activities have improved his managing skills, time management, presentation skills. I noticed that after joining LPU he improved a lot. He also said that university provides a platform to the students to run their own venture, a student can avail SEED money for initiating the project. He started his own venture on campus and did well in that. LPU has been ranked 38th Best B-School of India and also ranked 3rd among Power Private Universities.

Yes, definitely you can. The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing MBA (Marketing) is minimum 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree with any discipline. An MBA degree in Marketing is one of the most sought-after degree by both students as well as corporate in recent time. With an increasing importance of digital and online marketing, many companies now have their own, in-house marketing teams that aim to bring customers and potential customers to the company. MBA in marketing does cover a majority of portion which is required for entry level managerial management jobs, but marketing itself is a much broad area. One needs to be specialised in one area according to his interest. It may come out of experience or certain specialised study or certifications. Those skill set can be used to explore one best among many career options, from marketing consulting to entrepreneurial management. The very nature of marketing requires a lot of networking, communication, understanding others including customers and competitors, and being flexible to work for any industry- be it financial products to FMCG products, from agricultural commodities to aircrafts. It requires a good understanding of human behavior analytical and quantitative skills. An MBA in marketing management involves interdisciplinary studies in marketing, executive leadership, and new media. A Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme in Marketing Management provides students with theoretical and practical training to develop the skills to run the marketing branch of a business or corporation. Courses involve conducting and analyzing extensive market research before putting together marketing campaigns. Students can also expect to learn about product development, management and sales promotion. Courses in an MBA in Marketing Management programme focus on practical strategies and emerging technologies in the marketing field. Top Business Schools:
Ahmedabad University, Ahmedabad
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
Narsee Monjee Mumbai
Christ university, Bangalore
Symbiosis University, Pune
St. Xavier's Mumbai.

Yes, go for MBA (Marketing) if you have interest in brand management and business analytics. Therefore, MBAs from the Marketing stream are even more sought after than they were in good times earlier. A buffet of various jobs in industries such as retail, banking, hospitality, media, information technology (IT) and information technology enabled services (ITES), and free-moving consumer goods (FMCG) is lavishly spread before them. Designation in marketing such as brand manager, sales manager, marketing manager, product manager, market research analyst, media planner, and Internet marketing manager, etc. Top business schools:
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIMB)
Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
Management Development Institute (MDI)
Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode (IIMK)
MIT School of Management, Pune
International Management Institute, New Delhi.

You may consider any MBA or PGDM programme just not IGNOU which could be 1 or 2 year part time programme in general management or entrepreneurship or leadership, etc. If you are self employed and successful then an MBA degree will help you in following manner.
1. Improving social prestige being an MBA holder
2. Improving management knowledge and theoretical framework in business for greater outcomes
3. Enhancing you abilities to think any professional and personal matters from broader perspectives
4. Getting acquainted with business cases of successes and failures for greater learning and applications
5. If you seriously start learning, analyzing and applying your MBA learnings going beyond just to add a Masters degree will really pa off in your career as a self employed person
6. It tend to improve your overall personality and skills.