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Abhijit SinghLot's of things I have to know.

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Select colleges or prepare for CAT then take admission.

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Neeti Singh

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Kindly check the below link for colleges in Delhi NCR:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-delhi/ncr/2-2-0-10223-0

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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!

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As a student of TSM, my opinion is MBA in TSM is better than MBA in PSG.
TSM: Development Immersion Programme, Rural Immersion Programme, loaded with assignments, so that you can easily manage corporate work, ethics and values are given importance. 2016 MHRD rating: 15th, Top B-Schools (All India) Hansa Research Survey: 51st.
PSG: More global exposure, choice-based credit system, experiential learning with games, unique pedagogy .Top B-Schools (All India) Hansa Research Survey: 43rd.
Whatever is the college's resources or ranking, you will have to sweat it out and efficiently utilize it.

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sudipt narayanI like to write .

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You can get into any college, but you have to give CAT or GMAT or any university entrance test for admission into a good university.

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Kedar Bivalkar

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Hello Aniket,
Placements are good here. Major companies in the industry come for the campus placement here.
For eg. Mahindra, Airtel, HDFC mutual funds, Tata Capital are the campus recruiters to name a few.
The average package offered is around Rs 2.5 lakhs and above.

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Chaitanya Vernekar

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Hi,
PGDM in general management is a good option, but you will have to choose subjects related to marketing, HR or finance in the final year.

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sudipt narayanI like to write .

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No, you must focus on the MBA exam preparation, because they are very tough, but if you are very keen to take Diploma in any course, then you can go for it. But, Diploma course must be helpful for you, or similar to the field in which you want to pursue your career. Or, you can go for preparation now and during your MBA course you can go for Diploma through correspondence.

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Harshit Jain

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Yes, you can pursue degree after diploma. There is no restriction for it.

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