MBA/PGDM

As a B.Sc student, you can apply to any MBA college provided you took the entrance exams like CAT, MAT and XAT and also qualify in the same with a good score so that you can apply for reputed colleges. You should also fulfil the minimum criteria like the percentage scored in UG. As a student who has completed his/her Bachelor's in science can apply for the MBA course. The first year has no specializations and has general management subjects. The second year has a specialization subject where you will have to choose between finance, marketing, international business and operations. Once you complete your first year, you will get a clear idea about the subjects and which field to specialize in according to your interest in that particular field. Do not choose a field depending on your graduation subject.

It will not directly impact on your MBA Admission as it is not the same college from where you are going to pursue your MBA degree, but yes of course, it will have a different impact like the knowledge you require from BBA graduate to pursue MBA degree will be missing if you fail to choose a good college, but if you choose a good college, you would have an advantage and this will definitely help you during your GDPI process and your placement program. So, if you are learning well from a good brand then you must be able to handle all the necessary knowledge of basics concepts which are required for MBA level like basics of marketing, finance, operations, HR, etc., so they will definitely impact in a positive manner.
Hope this information helps.
All the best to the aspirants.
Good luck.

While both are reputed colleges in Mumbai, SPJIMR is far ahead of KJSIMR and has a reputation level around the world for its courses. SJPIMR comes in top 20 colleges for pursuing MBA program, while KJSIMSR comes in top 50 colleges.
Below are few statistics for both SPJIMR and KJSIMSR:
1. KJSIMSR: The highest placement package is Rs 24 lakhs and average package is Rs 9 lakhs.
2. SPJIMR: The highest placement package is Rs 39.5 lakhs and the average is Rs 20 lakhs.
More than 90 percent of the PGDM class of 2017 received offers of Rs 15 lakhs or more, with a median salary of Rs 20 lakhs.
You can know more about the placement statistics of the above colleges by visiting the following links:
1) KJSIMSR - https://www.somaiya.edu/simsr/Placements/Final_Placements.
2) SPJIMR - http://www.spjimr.org/content/spjimr-says-placements-process-pgdm-class-2017-ends-new-high.

Some companies are: Amazon.in, EY, IBM, Naukri.com, Godrej Consumer Products, Euromonitor International, Credit Analysis & Research India, Mobikwik, Benzara E-Commerce India, Square Yards Consulting, Impact Communications, Axis Bank, Phronesis, Just Dial, WNS Global Services, Ameriprise Financial, Ken Research, NIIT, Godrej & Boyce Mfg.Co.Ltd., Netscribes, Bisleri, S&P Capital IQ, Kotak Securities, Bandhan Bank, Finalytics Financial Advisers, ICICI Securities & many more.
Many students get double/multiple offers. 90+ companies offered placements.
International placements haven't happened yet but some of our alumni are working in Dubai, Australia, and Singapore.

You can consider following colleges:
1. Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon
2. Xavier's Institute of Management (XIMB), Bhubaneswar
3. Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad
4. International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi
5. Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research, Mumbai
6. Krupanidhi College of Management, Bangalore
7. VIT-Chennai
These are some of the best colleges which offer quality education in MBA operations. Operations are mostly chosen by engineering graduates. Some will come and join these colleges immediately after graduation. Some will join after gaining some experience after engineering graduation. These experienced people who study in these campuses will get a good salary package at the end of this course. So, I suggest you to take up any of these colleges for MBA supply chain.