MBA/PGDM

Below mentioned are the benefits to pursue MBA:
1. New skill and knowledge acquisition.
2. A holistic perspective on the business world.
3. Better consolidated business network.
4. Better career opportunities.
5. Higher pay.
It is better to go for MBA after getting some exposure to corporate world.

There are 2 stages to get admission in IIMs:
The first stage is based on CAT score. The candidates, who have cleared CAT exam are called for GD/ PI. The selection is based on CAT score, GD/ PI performance and academic records. The minimum eligibility criterion for admission in MBA is at least a 3 yea

Hi Yogesh,
If you are working in a private bank after completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering, then you must opt for MBA. Moreover, if you want to change your field, then you must prepare for GATE exam.

Hi Raj,
The students prefer Australia, New Zealand, Canada and few European countries. Australia, Canada and NZ have good post study work options, which allow students to stay back and work. But, there is no job guarantee as it will depend on your skills and abilities.

Most of Indian Universities have started changing nomenclature of their MIB degree as MBA international business. You are advised to evaluate doing MBA IB from IIFT - New Delhi or Faculty of Commerce, Delhi University.

Master in business administration (MBA) is a two years degree course in the field of management. In India, MBA degree can be awarded by any recognized university or by a business school affiliated to any university. Post graduate Diploma in management (PGDM) is a two years Diploma course offered by

You are eligible to pursue MBA, provided you have done B.Com with minimum 50% marks from a recognized university, even if the medium of instruction was Marathi. The medium of instructions in most of B-schools for MBA education is English. Therefore, you will be required to sharpen your both oral and

Hello Akhil,
As of now BVIMR conducts its own entrance exam i.e. BMAT.
BMAT is a merit based exam. The pattern for entrance exam is- written test comprises of 200 marks. There will be 200 multiple choice questions of one mark each with four alternatives, with single correct or most probable answer. Th

You'll be eligible for the further GD/PI rounds. According to last admission process, they shortlist the students mostly above 90 percentile for admissions. So you have got a good chance of converting. The average package is somewhere around Rs 5-6 lakhs for marketing. Hope this helps. All the best!

It is difficult to get ITM with this score. Generally, the cut off for ITM is around 65 to 70 percentile. You can re-appear for MBA entrance exam this year and improve your scores.