MBA/PGDM

Definitely, yes. You need to be at least a graduate to pursue B.Ed. So you surely apply for it. I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.

Hi Simran,
Even top ranked universities like Harvard and Standard may accept without work experience if you are something extraordinary.A number of tier 2 colleges which are decent also accepts. But not without GMAT. Schools requiring no GMAT may not be accredited.Also work experience is important because most of your classmates will be senior level professionals and you will find it hard to compete with them. If you have decided to invest then do it properly from a good university, gain work experience and take GMAT.

Hi Arshad,
The British MBA is a unique programme with great value for the money you spend when compared to studying abroad. It has multiple benefits. Would suggest you share your number with GEMS B School on their Facebook page and have their counsellor give you all the details regarding the course.

Dear,
Indian Industry prefers managers from engineering background. Renowned PSU's recruitment process based on GATE score. And you know it well basic eligibility criteria for GATE is graduation in engineering. So, I think if anybody pursuing B.Tech and want to prosper in Industry, doing MBA is wise for him. Best wishes.

Hello Sheena!
Yes, MBA(IT) is a great option to pursue as it is similar with your engineering specialization. Kindly visit this link for more details: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223

Hi,
For majority of the universities especially the well ranked ones work experience is mandatory.

Hello,
To be honest, I'm hearing the name of this college for the first time ever. So it is not even a decent choice for pursuing MBA. It would be better to aim only for top ranked and reputed colleges.

Hello Rakesh,
We differ from university to university, MBA fee may range from Au$35000 to 90,000 a year, Melbourne Business School is the most expensive.You should be be visiting university websites for updated fee information.

No, without CMAT, you won't be able to get admission in maritime MBA.