MBA/PGDM

Dear,
After coming across some institutions, I have found there are many universities offering M.Sc in Business Administration.
M.Sc B.A will focus more on analytical and technical aspects than leadership and managerial procedures.
MBA is focused on the leadership and developing managerial aspects of business and a branded qualification for management.
If there is any assistance required please let me know.
Thank you.

IIMA is the best Institute for pursuing MBA after engineering or any other subject graduate course. You may refer to the following link for the list of top MBA B-Schools in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0

It depends on where you do it. If you are doing from tier 1 B-school, you may expect around Rs. 10 LPA.

It depends from where you do it. When you talk about entrepreneurship, you should prefer an MBA only after spending 2-3 years job in different sector, preferably in a small firm. That gives you hands on experience of various operations. The next step should be opting MBA or a management programme in entrepreneurship such as MBA social entrepreneurship from NMIMS or MBA entrepreneurship from NMIMS or SP Jain.

After doing your B.Sc medical, I think MBA in health care management can be a better option.
Organic chemistry M.Sc. takes you to research based higher studies or jobs for that matter and MBA in healthcare management is a trending occupation whereas multi speciality hospital chains need people with good skills.

It depends from where are you doing it. If you do it from a globally recognised B-School with top ranking then it may help. I strictly suggest not to study abroad if you want to seek placement in India. Again, the package offered will not be great enough to compensate your education. You will spend around 40 lakhs to do MBA from ISB but if you do it from any top B-School in the world, it is 1.99 crore. Average package in India is around 15 lakhs so considering this, I suggest not to opt B-School abroad if you plan to make career in India.

Group of discussion is not about how fluent you can speak or how well you can write but it is all about showing your personality, knowledge and team handling skills. Definitely, having a good communication skill is an advantage. You should focus on studying and analysing current affairs and you may read Economic Times, The Hindu, Manorama Yearbook, Economic and political weekly. Study them, analyse them, read competition success review and do a mock test with your friends and classmates.

If you look into current news, someone with less than 89 percentile also got admission. It all depends on multiple factors. Considering your percentile, definitely you are out from tier 1 institute but still you have opportunities in SIES Mumbai, KJ Somaiya Mumbai, Sydenham, BIMTECH, Christ, TAPMI, TISS, XISS, etc.

MBA degree is offered. Highest package is Rs 6.15 lakhs and 2-3 companies come for the finance job and for marketing there are more than 20.