MBA/PGDM

Executive MBA has got its value now these days, which has a executive specialisation in the course. EMBA focuses on deep aspects of a particular specialisation. MBA gives an overview about a specialization. EMBA is given huge preferences these days.

Hello Amulya,
St. Martins is not a great choice for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature even under the top 50 colleges across India. Better avoid it and aim only the good and reputed colleges.

Hello Saad! https://www.srmu.ac.in/about/glance/Placement.aspx?id=recent Kindly visit the given link to know about the placement details of SRMU, Lucknow.

Hi Ashish, FYI(if you aren't aware) the college itself isn't a great choice for pursuing either MMS/PGDM, as it doesn't feature under the top 10 colleges through CET. Choose it only if you don't have a better option. Anyways, coming to your question, PGDM is generally a much better course as it is more practical-oriented and in sync with the latest industry trends. Thus the learning experience becomes more enriched and useful.

Hello! No it is not, as it doesn't feature even under the top 50 colleges across India. Better avoid it and aim for only the good and reputed colleges.

Yes, you can go for MBA. The best field is finance. It provides lots of money. Otherwise you can opt for marketing. There are never ending jobs in marketing.

You shoule pursue MMS from WeSchool as you will be getting better placement as compared to the one in Dalmia. Also, PGDM in Dalmia would cost almost same or a bit more than that of MMS in WeSchool.

It's actually good I have heard a lot of times about it. But I have not been to it. Distance MBA is equal to correspondence so think twice before deciding if you really want to do MBA through distance.

Hi Maheshwari,
Best differs from individual to individual. Please decide according to your career plans and interest.Check career outcomes of the courses you mentioned, this way you will know which one is more apt for you.

First be sure if there are MBA programs in Ireland because they mostly offer MS in Business Management or PGDM. Your 38 backlogs could be a concern but Irish universities are not as competitive as Canada, US, etc. so you could have a chance.