MBA/PGDM

Hii friend,
I would not go for comment on above mentioned. Decide first as per back ground you want to take core finance job or financial product sales. If core finance is your ultimate job goal then you can think first through Mat higher score NIBM Pune, IIRM
Hyderabad (risk management, business analyst), IPE Hyderabad (banking finance), IFMR, Great lakes Chennai,Christ Bangalore. It is good to have 55-60% in/upto graduation for core finance profile,as many MNC demands .
Join linkedin/quora to have alumni chat of your favorite field to get the exact after placement picture.
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Hii Abhishek,
50 % is a decent safe becnhmark, so you should know in core finance job profile maximum mnc demands 55-60% and for sales few top FMCG giants and pharma company demands 50% in/upto grduation.
Kindly check this with directly placement officer that which type of job profile /company does not demand this to avoid any dicey situation in future during placement.
Feel free to write.

It is one of the best colleges in Delhi and NCR region and will give the best ROI as the quality of education and exposure are unbeatable.

The program fee is payable in 6 instalments across the period of 2 years. Hostel Fee is payable in 2 instalments per year. The total fee structure for the year 2017-2019 is Rs.895000.
You can follow this link and check the complete details about instalments:
http://www.asiapacific.edu/fees

First of all, it depends upon the college and second thing is PGDM is more towards practical exposure. Whereas, MBA is of more theoretical. Since you have been from B.com background, if you are really interested in marketing career, then you can choose Marketing with finance (it doesn't matter MBA or PGDM) which will be helpful to get a good job.

For CAT exam, you need to have a bachelor's degree with at least 50%. If you belongs to ST, SC, 45% marks will be needed to be eligible for CAT.
But, you can give MAT exam.
Study online for MAT or CAT or any test preparation, check here https://goo.gl/JEyStu
It is very affordable and easily accessible for students.

Hello Siddharth,
You have posed a very interesting query. That person who has done integrated course will definitely get a PG degree and one can not get PG unless he is a graduate. Hence, he will be called graduate too.

Hello Rajesh,
You have done graduation in B.Com and now wants to do MA. The desire to study is always good. Yes, you can do MA but subjects would be limited. I suggest you go to the website of IGNOU for all required information.

You can refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306

Hi.
This question can only be answered by you yourself. It depends upon which subject you are weak at. All the sections of the MBA exam are important no matter for which institute. If you are good at quant and confident then leave it and apply for verbal or LIDR. So make an informed decision. Good Luck