MBA/PGDM

Hi,
As per UGC guidelines, you can't go for 2 regular degree courses at the same time. Both being the post graduation degrees, you have to choose any 1 first and then go for the another. Eligibility criteria for pursuing LLB in most of the top universities is pass with 50% marks in your graduation degree and you might have to clear some entrance test with it, (it may vary with the university you want to take admission in).
After LLB, you can appear for Civil and Judicial services in your respective States. IAS, JAGS, Services in Army, Corporate Lawyer, Legal Advisors in MNCs and Company, Legal Processing outsourcing, Practice in Criminal, Civil or Income Tax as an advocate. Eligibility for MBA in reputed universities is approximately 50% marks in your Bachelor's degree+you may have to qualify some entrance test and an interview, depending upon the university you choose. You can pursue MBA in different streams like Information Technology, Hospital and Healthcare management, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Supply Chain and Logistics, Financial Markets, Banking and Insurance or you can go for MBA (Hons) also. After MBA, you can work as:
1. Management Trainee
2. Branch Manager
3. Store Manager
4. Sales Manager
5. Marketing Manager
6. Relationship Manager
7. HR Executive
So, you can choose any of the above depending upon your interest. If we talk about MBA, the top most universities offering MBA are:
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)-Delhi
Lovely Professional University-Punjab
Department of Commerce-Christ University - Bangalore
Lady Shriram College for Women (LSR)-Delhi
Hansraj College-Delhi
Loyola College-Chennai
St. Joseph's College of Commerce-Bangalore
If we talk about LLB, the top most universities offering LLB are:
Lovely Professional University-Punjab
Auro University-Surat
Banasthali Vidhyapeeth-Jaipur
GLS Law College-Ahmedabad
Institute of Law, Kurukshetra University-Kurukshetra
K. L. E. Society's Law College
LJ Institute of Law-Ahmedabad.

To understand the college in a better way, let's set the perspective right. Talking about MBA colleges in Mumbai if you have ACET percentile in the range of 60 to 80 percentile, you definitely go for the PGDM course as it is way more beneficial than the MS.
Let's list down the pros and cons of MET and the programs they offer.
Pros:
Multifacet Courses:
There is a course designed for business, Finance, Banking, Media and entertainment and also Tourism. And there is a good mix of Corporate and Theoretical Exposure with the Series of Guest Sessions and Workshops being conducted by Corporate Professionals and Academicians.
International Exposure:
It provides the students with the golden opportunity to learn from international students from varied cultures and diversities by having a tie-up with the Michigan University. Students also get to take up Global placements. Infact in one of the interactions with the faculty members I came to know there are multiple openings for finance professionals in Dubai from MET due to its association with ACCA (UK). MET along with Six Sigma and Value HR has set up the Centre of Excellence Finance.
They have tied up with Chartered Insurance Institute, London.
Infrastructure: An extensive Center for learning and development, with Leading faculty members from industry provides the students an opportunity to learn and garner knowledge from multiple facets. Located in the heart of Mumbai Bandra there are lots of opportunities for students to relax and enjoy the beautiful Bandra Sea Link view.
Well, I must tell you have seen good brands like GSK, Pidilite, ICICI, and Deloitte all being a part of the placement companies on board, which talks volumes about the advantage the students have.
Cons:
No Campus Life: It does not have a campus hostel, but does that matter a lot? I believe more than the campus feel the teaching pedagogy, the exposure and the growth scale is what makes a B-School the college one looks for plus it is situated in the financial and corporate Hub Mumbai that provides the immense corporate exposure to the students one cant image.
Niche Courses: I would say this is a blessing in disguise, less competition, more focused grooming and learning opportunities and a personalized connect of the teachers and mentors which truly makes the learning experience fulfilling and enriching. You could get more details at the website and also engage and interact with students on campus or alumni.