MBA/PGDM

Hello Ashlesha,
MBA in Marketing is one of the oldest disciplines of management study. If you are interested in the entertainment, media, promotions, advertisement, sales and general management field, then the MBA is appropriate for you.
MBA in International Business is a postgraduate programme which equips the students with the sufficient knowledge and training for the all needed basic knowledge of international business. It is a degree designed to develop the resources and capability of managers in the global economy.

DY Patil is decent but NIT is a great institute. Its placements are pretty average and ROI is low. Summer internship roles are very average.

DSU is decent but ranks way below top 50 and is offering average placements with 4-5 LPA and 70-80% placements ratio.

Hi,
NIMS is a good university to pursue MBA.
Placements (as provided by college): Companies where students got placed:
Adobe
Apollo Hospitals
Atos
Cadila Cairn India Limited
CMC
CNBC Awaz
Coca-Cola
Dell
Deloitte
Average salary according to the experience:
0-2 Years: 3 lakhs
5+ Years: 4.2 lakhs
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-management-nims-university-nims-jaipur-191700

Post graduate certificate in business management is not equivalent to MBA degree. It is a certificate course.

Hi,
In B.Com, knowledge productivity/potential is larger than BBA for banking sector and if you wish to pursue MBA in core finance (law-taxation, auditing, risk management, investment banker) profile, many papers have same tune from B.Com, which will help you to boost knowledge to score better. For financial product sales you can choose BBA, in MBA core finance it is good to have 55-60 percentage in graduation as MNCs demand for the same during the placement.

1-year MBA is a good option if you have work experience of above 4 years. It is better to go for a 2-year PGDM course if you have less than or equal to 3 years of work experience.

Hello Amit,
Both these options have pros and cons. MBA will make you a generalist but perhaps will take you top position. MS on the contrary will make you Excel technically. I feel with your non-technical experience, you should go for MBA only.

GD-PI will be on March 26 and 27. Topics for GD are generally related to current issues, last year topics were like "technology boom or ban". Well, the process is not that tough. They will be checking your confidence level and level of communication. Also, be dressed properly in formals.