MBA/PGDM

Hi Manish,
The course selection depends upon your interest and career goals. If you want to enter into management field then go for PGDM and if you are interested in science then go for M.Sc. Both the fields are good.

First evaluate your interest areas and career aspirations and then based on it look for a job in the said area. Once you get experience in the area of interest then pursue MBA in the said area and grow up in your professional career.

MBA and M.Sc both are separate courses. One offers you a generalist management degree whereas the other offers you a specialist Masters. Your choice would depend a lot on your interest areas and career aspirations. If you are keen on doing research / technical /teaching / scientist / manufacturing / quality role then go for M.Sc and if you are keen on sales / marketing / operations / customer service then pursue MBA.

Post MBA you can seek an employment in the area of your specialization in MBA. However, it is important to understand that you need to evaluate your core strengths / areas of interest and then seek an MBA course specialization.

If you are weak in accounts then you shouldn't go for MBA in finance. You should first evaluate your interest levels and then decide which course you intend to pursue.

All the courses have their own demands. You need to first decide your career aspirations and interest areas and based on it pick up a course. A person who pursues a course based on his interest areas and inherent personality traits generally does well from self in professional career.

MBA in IT has good career prospects. However, the salary is a function of multiple factors and could depend on mix of the following:
Companies paying capacity that visits your FMS campus for placement
Ranking of your college
Your performance at the interview
Your summer project
Your aptitude/personality
Your risk taking ability
Your aspirations
Your base qualification

Highlights:
- Offers marketing, finance, human resource as major and minor specialisation and retail as minor specialisations
- Additionally provides value addition certificates in rural immersion program from IRMA, entrepreneurship immersion programme from EDII.
Placements (as provided by the college).
Companies where students got placed:
Airtel, Axis Bank, BISLERI, CEASE FIRE, Club Mahindra, Decathlon, Godrej, HDFC Bank and India Bulls.

IIT-IIM graduates have edge over other graduates in terms of better companies and higher package because such students are considered the cream of India by large corporations.

Mostly all the colleges have management quota. You need to check with the college itself.