MBA/PGDM

It's comparatively lower to marketing and finance. It's around 3 LPA.

Hello Chitra! It takes appearing for an exam called CAT, clearing all the required cutoffs, fulfilling the eligibility criteria of the various IIMs and lastly performing well in the interview rounds(if shortlisted for it) to get into an IIM. And the degree you will get, after successfully completing the course, is MBA(earlier it was PGP).

Yes! An interview call is given to both freshers as well as work experience people, who have worked for one/two/three/four(rarely) years of experience.

The course curriculum and the faculty members are good. When it comes to placements it is very low compared to marketing and finance. So it depends on your priority. If learning and getting industry ready is the priority. Then yes VJIM stands well. If placements from college are your priority, the college will provide the maximum support. But you will have to be open to all HR profiles.

Hello Praveen! Yes, you can pursue MBA in Operations specialization(or some other stream as per your career goals) since you're a Mechanical Engineer. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223 Kindly visit this link to know more about the top MBA specializations.

Asia Pacific gives the PGDM degree and yes, it is one of the best institutions in Delhi NCR region.

Visit ACPC website on regular basis for updates. They handle the admission procedure.

Yes, you should get admission in BK with this score and if not then definitely you will get in MSU.

Asia Pacific is a better option when compared with Apeejay, the quality of education and exposure is very good at Asia Pacific. The faculty members are very experienced and focus more on practical knowledge and skills that are actually required in the corporate sector and current market scenarios.