MBA/PGDM

Yes, MAT is essential.

You can apply to Christ University, Bangalore.

After getting a call, the selection process would depend mostly on your GD-PI performance and since you seem to have decent academics in 10th,12th and graduation above 6 so chances could prove favorable for a conversion. So please give emphasis on your GD-PI preparation now.

Dear Jaskaran,
In India, the colleges like Indian School of Business Hyderabad and Indian Institute of Foreign Trade accept a valid GMAT score.

Firstly, you must be clear as to what you intend to do after MBA. It may not add value if you are looking at clinical practice. but if you aspire to be in managing hospitals, then it is better to do MBA. Many students with BDS take up MBA in Pharma & Healthcare Management. They acquire management skills & knowledge to pursue management jobs. Today, with Hospital sector growing rapidly, these career paths can take you to the top management positions over a period of time.

What's your percentage in graduation?

What's your percentage in graduation?

Yes, you can do MBA after the completion of your graduation. Since you are going to be a pharmacist, MBA in Pharma would be suitable. It offers excellent career opportunities in pharma & healthcare sector in marketing and services profiles.

Yes, I also agree to do MBA abroad and engineering from India because in your Master's degree you can fund your education by yourself because every college has an assistanceship and adminstrativeship which covers most of the turion fee. At last, the final decision is yours and you should make it count.

Hi, You can refer the below link for colleges offering PGDM in Heath care management:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?uaf[]=specialization&ts=30555475&rf=filters&sp[]=236&ed[]=et_20.