MBA/PGDM

IBS provides quality business education and engages in research, training, and consultancy in the field of management and allied subjects.The placement prospects for the students who graduate from IBS are excellent.In several cases, students receive placement offers from the organization where they undergo Summer Internship Program (SIP) and Management Research Project (MRP).

MBA online training courses are provided by NIBM (National Institute of Business Management). NIBM offers online training for one year MBA, two year MBA and one year EMBA. The fee structure is very affordable for all programs. Visit the official NIBM website for matters related to admission.

It is a wise and good decision to do MBA after B.Sc it will open door of opportunities for you which will be good for your long term career growth. You are advised to appear in MBA Entrance Examinations such as CAT, XAT, MAT, SNAP, NMAT, IIFT, etc. You may refer to following link for list of top MBA B-Schools in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0

Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship;
Indus Business Academy, Bangalore;
Thiagarajar School of Management, Madurai;
SRM School of Management, Tamil Nadu and many more.

Pay package depends on the company, position in the firm, power of bargaining and on even the financial position of the company. Multinationals do pay more than the average industry for deserving candidates.

Yes, it is a good institute to pursue MBA.While joining MBA in distance mode, make sure that you are into the relevant specialization in which you have appropriate work experience so that it can enhance your employ ability and professional skills. If you are not working, it is always better to pursue regular MBA than the former one.

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M.Sc Statistics followed by PhD is a good option if you are interested in academic field. With statistics background you can pursue career in government organization, in banking and finance sector or you can find your prospect in corporates as business analytics or as data scientist. On the other hand if you like to see yourself as corporate manager, MBA in finance specialization from a brand B-School may be handy for you. Both the field is prospective, and you are to choose one based on your interest and at the call from your inner mind.

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Amity is known everywhere but is not necessary a good college in terms of quality of education and is not looked upon very highly by recruiters.You should aim at IIM, ISB, MDI college, etc. check out there entrance requirement and apply there.

Both MBA IB and PGDM IB degrees are similar with only difference in nomenclature and with minor difference in course content in different colleges. You are advised to seek admission based on reputation of B-School not on name of college. If you go for PGDM IB then you must evaluate that degree is equivalent to MBA as per Association of Indian Universities ( AIU). If PGDM is approved equivalent to MBA by AIU, then you can seek admission in higher studies and apply for Government job.

MBA has vast career options and growth than M.Com. You can get the best corporate job with the same.