MBA/PGDM

Hello,
To get admission into any good and reputed B-School in India, one has to compulsorily appear for the particular entrance exam(s), clear the necessary cutoffs and the further interview rounds (if shortlisted). There is no other way to obtain admission.

Hello Mohan,
There is no age restriction for someone willing to pursue the full-time/regular MBA course. In fact, a majority of the people belong to the age bracket of 23-24 years when they either start or complete their MBA education.

Hello Pranav! Yes, definitely. NMIMS Mumbai campus ranks among the top 15 B-Schools across India and is the 3rd-best in the Mumbai region. It has a legacy of more than 35 years; the average package being approx Rs 14-15 Lacs. It is a great backup for someone who couldn't convert the old IIMs and top non-IIMs.

Hi Pallavi,
Directly after graduation, you can do PGDM not MBA since MBA programmes require work experience and you don't have it. Very few tier 2 colleges accept freshers for MBA courses.

Hi,
Most scholarships are on merit basis. The university itself conducts exams if any but a majority of them offer merit based scholarship basis the student's academic grades, GMAT scores, work experience, extracurricular activities etc. You should visit university websites. Check the financial aid information of London Business School.

You have to crack MAT exam. They will give you a prospectous with list of colleges. You can shortlist from which college you need to take MBA in IT and systems.

MBA in supply chain and logistics management is a currently developing field of management. But the problem with this course is that very less number of colleges are offering this course and some campuses which offers are also not affiliated. This has to be taken care off. It is a field where there are a lot of opportunities. The salary package is also good. It is important to pursue in a premier educational institution for better placements.

You always have to trade-off between the things and set up your priorities. If you are up for operations management then SIOM is your place.

You can go for Welingkar distance learning programme. This programme has a lot of value in industry. You will find many peers doing distance learning from WeSchool. You can check curriculum and course content by visiting WeSchool's website.

Yes, you can. There are a few institutes that enable you to study B.Ed through distance mode.