MBA/PGDM

Hi Partho,
You can concentrate on the following areas like:
1. MS.
2. Industrial engineering from NITIE – Bombay.
3. MBA production and operations management.
4. MBA in marketing.
Apart from technical side, you can concentrate on MS in tool design and metro engineering that are advance topics under mechanical side.
All the best.

Hi Saumya,
You can apply to FMS Delhi for full time MBA program, or even look to apply in Department of Economics of the Delhi University. These two MBA colleges in Delhi are quite affordable and are located in the North Campus of Delhi University just next to one another.

MBA is much recommended or PGDM course, which is equivalent to MBA from a reputed institution. It is best for placements assistance and lucrative opportunities.

Hi Chirag,
If it is a post graduate Diploma course, then banks are ready to provide loans with minimum procedure.
All the best.

Hi Rishabh,
There is a general instruction before you join any course in India. You should see the pedagogical implementation of the course, placement and return on investment.
All the best.

After B.Voc, its not a good option to go for MBA in banking/finance. M.Voc is better option after B.Voc.

Hi Thakir Ajim,
Anna University has good standard. You can give your preference to Chennai campus, and the second option can be Coimbatore Campus.
All the best.

Hello Sarvesh,
93 percentile is a good score to apply for the PGDM programs of colleges like Welingkar, SIES or NL Dalmia. Yes, you can go ahead with them. You need to ensure that you perform well in the interview rounds and you should be through.
All the best.

Hello Harshal,
Yes, you can apply to them. However, you have fair chances for the PGDM programs of better colleges like:
1. Welingkar.
2. SIES.
3. NL Dalmia.
You need to ensure that GD and PI goes really well.
Good luck.

Admission process for BKSBM is carried out by ACPC every year. They will release dates for application and online application form. Get in touch with ACPC website.