MBA/PGDM

Hi,
Australia requires GMAT and IELTS along with work experience in most of the universities. There are few who offer MBA without work experience. For India, you need to take CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, etc. for various MBA schools.

Hi,
If you are planning to work after completion of your degree, the post study work visas are available at Canada and Australia easily whereas Italy would be little difficult.

It is better to pursue MBA, while doing a job. You will be able to get experience and after completion of MBA, you will get better opportunities.
Best of luck.

Hi,
Executive MBAs are designed for working people only to brush up their knowledge and skills as per the latest industry requirements. It will not be considered as regular course as you will not be taking full time programme.

Below mentioned are the best courses:
1. International business.
2. Import and export.
3. Media and event planning management.
4. Risk management.
5. Investment management.
6. Supply chain management.
7. Logistics.
8. Aerospace management.
9. Telecommunication management.
10. Accounting management.
11. Network systems management.
12. Operations management.

Hi,
Singapore is definitely a great place to have your MBA from but not many jobs are offered in the country. The post study work visa does not give an extension for a year. The extension is only for 2-3 months after course completion. Students who want to stay back and work in the country should secure a job and later apply for a work permit.

Based on you score, you can apply into these good colleges in Delhi-NCR:
JIMS Rohini, NDIM, Jaipuria Noida, Asian Business School, IILM Delhi and EMPI.

Based on you score, you can also apply into these good colleges in Delhi-NCR.
JIMS Rohini, NDIM, Jaipuria Noida, Asian Business School, IILM Delhi and EMPI.

If you want to do MBA in Delhi-NCR, you should go for JIMS Rohini instead of JIMS Kalkaji, it is much better in terms of faculties and placements.

The logistics sector in India has today become a key performance indicator of the economy. According to the World Banks Logistic Performance Index (LPI), India is ranked 39th place among 150 countries of the world. In the years to come, the Indian economy will be driven by sectors like manufacturing and retail. So, for these sectors to contribute effectively to the economy, the logistics industry in India has a good scope and various opportunities.