MBA/PGDM

It's a pretty average B-school, so not recommended. There are much better colleges(Sydenham, KJ Somaiya, Welingkar, NL Dalmia, etc.) which you should consider. Still, if you're interested, then keep it only as a backup option.
I hope it helps.

IBS H is better, but be aware of the large no. of intake - read around 1000 - as it causes problem in good placements.

Hi,
Canada's top ranked business schools in this area include McGill University, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser, York University, University of Western, University of Ottawa, University of Alberta, University of Waterloo to name a few.

BIBS has lower cut-off in CAT at around 60-65 Percentile, but the college has ever average placements and not much Lucrative Opportunities. Overall, it is decent if you are satisfied with low salaries.

IIBS is the best business school in Bangalore, which has good placement records; Average salary package is Rs.5.6 lacs per annum, which really great to take admission. For more details on placement, please visit IIBS website.

Check below for rankings based on Placements Under MAT category:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306
Good luck.

Hi Rohit,
If you complete your MBA from top ranked one, its a good idea. You will have plenty of opportunities outside USA and this is the scenario. Surveys are showing that toppers (Indians) from top ranked universities like Kellogg and Carnegie Mellon too are seeking and getting jobs in other coun

Yes indeed! Any company would love to hire someone who has sound knowledge in one or more sub-fields of Marketing; Digital Marketing in this case. Also, digital marketing is becoming popular nowadays so do go ahead.
Good luck.

Hello,
For any course there are benefits, its depends upon your field of interest. I think agriculture has enormous potential for eradicating poverty , needs useful energy and passionate team players. In addition to the opportunities you have raised there are plenty of opportunities for agriculture