MBA/PGDM

The score weightage this year is 50% unlike last year which was around 20%. So anything above 90 percentile will highly increase the chances for getting shortlisted for the same. Good luck.

The last date was 22nd Jan. 2017.
Cut Offs:
A composite score of 600 or above in the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) September/December 2016/February 2017.
Composite score of 450 or above in GMAT 2016.
70 percentile in CMAT December 2016 / January 2017.
70 CAT-2016.
70 percentile in ATMA 2017.
70 percentile

You can pursue CFA, CS or M.Com. LLB is a lucrative option even MBA graduates are rushing to do LLB.
You can also pursue courses such as CFP, CCRA, etc.

If you like audit and accounts then pursue CA. If you have a keen interest in company law compliance then CS is better.

The fee structure of MBA in finance will be between 7 and 20 lakh rupees (various reputed colleges). Your first preference should be IIM, Symbiosis, XLRI, BITS-Pilani or SP Jain.

You need 5to spend around 15 lakh rupees to pursue MBA abroad.

Both PGDM and PGDM IB are equally good course with placements of both being equal. Last year, the highest package was Rs 21 lakh and multiple job locations are offered.

You can pursue MBA from Australia or New Zealand with 3 years of Bachelor’s degree. There can be other options too, so you need to finalise your destination.