MBA/PGDM

MBA is a relevant course in today's scenario (21st century) as it helps in supplementing your previous skills with managerial skills.
People are going into leadership roles after pursuing MBA from premium institutes
Thinking Skills
MBA graduates use thinking skills and knowledge of business theory and practice to make effective decisions.
Communication Skills
MBA graduates exercise effective written and oral communication skills.
Leadership Skills
MBA graduates demonstrate leadership skills appropriate for a variety of business contexts.
Specialized Knowledge
MBA graduates demonstrate competence in the core curriculums shared areas of business knowledge-lean management, business intelligence, and globalization.

We can't decide whether they can cope up with the high pressure system or not.
Management quota should not be focused on while preparing for the CAT exam. Colleges offer admission on merit, but few seats are left for management quota which are kind of risk management by colleges. There would be certainly some section of the society which lives on management quota that is the students get admission through management quota only. The fees for such students are almost doubled as compared to normal students.
There are various things in college which require monetary sources and therefore such system is established in colleges.There can be certain unexpected circumstances which could lead to unavailability of a person on the exam day so you have to keep such a system. Everything can't be judged on the basis of the exam so it is okay to keep a buffer system like management quota system. But if those seats are not filled then chance should be given to other candidates.

Being a fresh aspirant of MBA, you should definitely work in the startup company because a startup company will make you learn from top to bottom functionalities. You will get so much of exposure in the start up's in their initial stage starting from their supply chain, their cost evolved (in advertising) and how they are making strategies in making their brand exist in the market. MNC's are already in a developed stage. They themselves are renowned. In startups, you can come up with any experiment in the strategies whereas in MNCs you have to follow their strategies.
For instance: If Nike has to make some marketing strategies then they have to follow what their top management has decided but in startups things are flexible, you can experiment your strategies.

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Government banks are also known as Public Sector Banks. The procedure to apply for the job is that you must appear for an entrance exam. Upon clearing you can apply for the job.
Institute of Banking Personnel Services (IBPS) has the duty to conduct entrance exam for 19 Public Sector Banks. These banks participate in two entrance exams from IBPS:
IBPS Clerk
IBPS Bank PO
You can appear for any of these if you hold a graduation degree. The IBPS Clerk exam is conducted twice in March and sometime in October. On the other hand, IBPS Bank PO is only conducted once in June.
The Institute of Banking Personnel Services issues a notification regarding the exam. You should read it carefully and follow the procedure mentioned in it to apply for the exam. This notification is available on newspapers as well online including the official website of IBPS which is www.ibps.in
IBPS Clerk Eligibility:
1. A Bachelor's degree is mandatory to have.
2. Also, it is mandatory to have diploma or degree in computers.
3. You can also have computers/IT as subject in 12th or graduation.
4. Must be fluent in official language of the state where you wish to apply for job.
5. 20 years is minimum age to apply while 28 years is maximum.
IBPS Bank PO:
1. Any graduation degree is acceptable as qualifying course.
2. No percentage criteria.
3. The minimum age is 20 years to apply.
4. You should not cross 30 years to apply for the exam.
Relaxation for both exams:
1. There is 3 years' relaxation in upper age limit for OBC.
2. SC/ST gets 5 years' relaxation.
3. PWD has 10 years' relaxation.

MBA's are overrated in India as in today's scenario we can see that field of MBA is attracting most of the youth irrespective of their capabilities to perform like an MBA. This may be due to the reason that this course offers opportunities to meet different people and secondly most important that it offers high packages. We see MBA's not only from commerce background but from science, arts too.
They don't know the real role of MBA. India being a developing economy, with huge market potential and career opportunities booming, there is definitely high demand for MBA graduates, but MBA is not for everybody. Moreover, adding to it if someone wants to do job in Indian economy, he should prefer MBA from top 20 institutes in India or from Abroad as most of the business tycoons like Anil Ambani, Rattan Tata, and our ex-Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, all got their studies from abroad.
These private small Indian institutes are all money minded. They don't try to polish your abilities, your talents, moreover they don't have any good infrastructure. All they want is to fill their pockets and run their institutes. In my opinion we need both management education and also the practical things for business, because we get the knowledge from both as these are needed for great success in business. At the end note, I want to say that a person should know that MBA means Master of Business Administration and should work accordingly.

Faculty & internship part was very good. All the faculties help students a lot in their grooming and students will be always thankful for them.
Placement cell brings a lot of companies but students won't be able to crack those interviews. Indus Business Academy (IBA), Bengaluru is one of the top MBA colleges in Bengaluru, one of the top 1% colleges in India and one among the only 27 out of more than 5000 colleges in India to receive an International Accreditation by IACBE. World Consulting & Research Corporation (WCRC) has certified IBA (process evaluated by KPMG) as one of Asia's fastest-growing institutes. Media publications like Competition Success Review (CSR), Business India, Dainik Bhaskar among others have consistently ranked IBA amongst the top B-Schools in Bengaluru and India. IBA has created a niche for itself in the sea of management institutes through the culture it imbibes in its students. Indus Business Academy in Bengaluru is marching on the path to glory.

Yes, it is one of the toughest decision which a student has to take during his/her study time. First thing is faculty. There must be good faculty members no matter whether he or she is from a top college or not. You should know about their experience in the teaching field. I can say without a doubt that degrees don't matter when it comes to faculty. How interested and motivated the teacher is something that counts.
Second is practice time. See on how much time coaching can give for practice and is there any doubt clearing cell or not.
Past results: Well, past performance is no guarantee for the future. It is not even a useful way of assessing how good or bad a coaching institute is. It is just a reflection how good or bad their marketing has been and have they been able to attract good talented students in the past?
Quantity of content: How many classes are there in the course? The content is of how many hours? Will there be 2 classes a week or 5 classes a week? This means that you just need to ask one question, does it cover the entire CAT syllabus?

First of all, education loan in India comes with its own terms and conditions. Basically, the bank or the financial company suggests to repay the amount by 5-10 years that generally starts after a year after the completion of the course or six months after you get a job which one is faster. It depends on the candidate that what package he/she gets after the completion of the course and depending upon that he/she must decide that how many years he/she should need to recover the loan. The candidate may also prefer to choose a long period of time to repay the loan and after that if he/she thinks that he /she don't need that long period of time to repay then the candidate may talk with the bank or financial company to revise the terms and conditions and make the repayment time shorter. Afterall, it's the candidate who decides that how many years and what amount of EMI he/she needs to pay. I guess I am able to clear your doubts.
Thank you.