MBA/PGDM

Dear Loknath,
Try and focus for mainly BIMTECH for PGDM-retail management they only accept higher CAT mainly but in MAT score, you can apply. You can get a sustainable and secured job from BIMTECH Noida so that you have a good ROI. Feel free to write me for more, if you found the information.

MFSM course do add value but it is necessary to have a good exposure in the field of finance. Work experience in finance profile is more adding to benefit.

Hi Alan,
Since both the courses are different in nature and has different career outcomes, it is you who will decide which is better for your career. Know your career interests and plan accordingly. In terms of opportunities, both are good however civil and mining engineering are top sectors.

Hi,
The concept of integrated degree is not very common abroad and it will be mostly at PhD level as the candidates by that time have decided their career path. Hence, you may not find any good colleges in it. It would be better to go for BBA first and then you may choose specialisation for MBA as per your experience.

Yes, most of the B-schools consider minimum 50% in graduation. You have to score well in the entrance exam to get admission.

For MMS, you can get Lala Lajpatrai and Thakur College.
You can try taking the institute level seats at the above mentioned colleges. Institute level seats start early in Chetana.
For PGDM, you can apply for:
1. MET
2. IES.
3. Chetana.
You can get Welingkar for PGDM. You need to score well in psychometric test and GD/ PI for Welingkar.

You can get MAEER MIT College of Engineering for MBA in Pune.
In Mumbai, you can consider:
1. Atharva.
2. Durgadevi Saraf.

You can get into Durgadevi saraf, Atharva and Vivekananda. You should try for institute level seats (Offline seats).

For, MMS you can get:
1. Rizvi.
2. Vivekananda.
3. Durgadevi Saraf.
4. Indira.
5. MAEER MIT.
For PGDM, you can apply at:
1. Chetana.
2. IES.
You need to clear GD/ PI round.
Best of luck.