MBA/PGDM

If you wish to focus on engineering as your core passion and work in an engineering-related sector or conduct research in engineering or take up teaching engineering as a career, then an MS or an M.Tech would be a good choice.
If you are planning to study for an MBA degree then most US and UK institutions demand that you have prior work experience of at least two years. It is in this case-scenario that the BE+2 or 3 years of work and then the MBA makes sense. With B-School students in India getting placement letters from top companies with annual salaries in excess of Rs 25 lakhs, the gap between Indian and foreign institutions is thinning. As far as engineering research and facilities go unfortunately Indian institutions are yet to catch up with their UK, US and Australian counterparts. This is the primary reason why the so-called brain-drain continues and intelligent students keep migrating abroad in search of better facilities and resources. So be it an MS or M.Tech or an MBA, you can browse through our extensive list of institutions to find a programme that meets your requirements.

Pursuing both these courses helps one in the growth of their career, in getting a better position and obtaining a bigger salary.
Masters in Business Administration (MBA) is a degree course offered by the colleges affiliated to the universities. So, only universities can offer MBA programmes.
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is a Diploma course offered by the institutes that are recognised by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and which are autonomous and not affiliated to any university. However, accreditation by Association of Indian Universities (AIU) makes an institute's PGDM course equivalent to an MBA.
The fee is high in case of PGDM as compared to MBA. MBA institutes charge less fee as it is almost similar to university standard.
A student pursuing MBA will be studying more of the theoretical aspects of management. An MBA institute will be following a fixed curriculum as it will be based on the university guidelines.
A student pursuing a PGDM course will be gaining knowledge regarding building soft skills and the programme is more industry-oriented. An autonomous institute does not have to follow university standards, so it is free to change its curriculum according to industry standards and change in the business environment.
Top MBA institutes:
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi
SIBM (Symbiosis Institute of Business Management), Pune
NMIMS (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies), Mumbai
IIFT (Indian Institute of Foreign Trade)
JBIMS (Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies), Mumbai
Top PGDM institutes:
IIMs (Indian Institute of Management)
XLRI (Xavier School of Management), Jamshedpur
SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai
NMIMS (Bangalore/Hyderabad)

MBA in Shipping and Logistics Management course is one such industry/sector-specific management education course. This course focuses on two sectors- shipping and logistics management.
In simple terms, logistics means the commercial activity of transporting goods to customers. Logistics management applies principles of management and administration to it, making logistics operations much more efficient.
Logistics management is a part of supply chain management. This discipline deals with planning, implementing and controlling the efficient flow and storage of goods, services and related information between the point of origin and the point of consumption.
Important subjects:
Organizational Behavior, Business Communication, Maritime Business, Accounts Management, Finance Management, Marketing, IT Systems, Maritime Economics, Shipping Law, Customs Law, Liner Trade and Freight Forwarding, Port Management, Maritime Insurance.
Graduates may find a job in the following work setups
Shipping Companies
Ports and Harbors
Consultation Agencies
MNCs and Business Houses
Import-Export Firms
Logistics Companies