MBA/PGDM

Amongst these 3 options you should go for PGDM either in N. L. Dalmia or Welingkar. Both these B-schools are good in education, placements, campus facilities, etc.

Yes, the Bachelor's degree's percentage matter for your enrollment in foreign universities for MBA.

Hi,
Chitkara University is starting MBA in pharmacy from this session only; however, their MBA, as well as pharmacy placements are excellent. The other MBA programmes of the university are industry-backed programmes and am sure with the kind of industry connect the university has, they shall have good placements for this programme too.

You have to appear for GMAT or GRE to apply for colleges abroad.

Hi Onkar,
If you are planning to study abroad you must know your interests and career plans. Think about which field you want to research in and select your area. Firstly, you have to know what you want and then you must look for the country. Go abroad only if you have good plans rather than going for the sake of it.

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Hi Ritwik,
Yes, you can do the same if you are qualified. But, remember that no course including an MBA will guarantee you a job. Getting a job will depend on your hard work, academic performance, university and industry tie-ups, prior work experience, your networks and skills, etc. Canada's top one year MBA programs are HEC Montreal, York University (Schulich), McMaster University (DeGroote), Queen's University to name a few. Check the university websites for details.