MBA/PGDM

If you want to go for a technical based job, then you can opt for M.Tech. If you are choosing MBA, then there are few cases, where you could apply your electronics knowledge. After taking an MBA, your graduation really doesn't matter much as you will be going to management levels.

The basic admission criteria is 50% in most of the B-schools. If you score well in exams like CAT, XAT, or CMAT, then you can get admission in good colleges.

You can consider:
1. Indian Institute of Management – Calcutta.
2. Xavier School of Management – Jamshedpur.
3. Indian Institute of Management – Kozhikode.
4. Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology – Delhi.

You can apply for colleges like:
1) XIME – Bangalore.
2) ITM – Mumbai.
3) XISS – Ranchi.
4) IES.
5) Asia Pacific.
6) IMT – Nagpur and Hyderabad.
7) Jaipuria Institute – Noida.
8) SCMS - Cochin.

You can expect some general topics, knowledge based topics or abstract topics.

You should go for MBA.

I don't think Christ is AICTE recognized. It is a private deemed University under UGC. However, it is accredited by NAAC with grade A.
As per the reports, there is almost 100% placement and this year many companies have come in for placements. Please refer: https://christuniversity.in/institute-of-ma

I don't think Christ is AICTE recognized. It is a private deemed university under UGC. However, it is accredited by NAAC with grade A.

Hi Hycinth,
It is not possible without appearing for GMAT exam. AGSM on the other hand requires at least 6 years of work experience. You can apply for Melbourne, but after taking GMAT.

Hi Twalhath,
MBA programs in UK requires 3 years of work experience and if you want to get into a good university, then you must meet the requirements. MS is the better option. 1 year programs from UK are not recognized in India, so you should check pros and cons. Alternatively, you can look for othe