MBA/PGDM

Hi Sahil,
Canada is very competitive for you. E grade is hardly accepted. Secondly, majority of the universities don't accept three year Bachelor degree from India. Look for lesser competitive countries like Russia, Belgium etc. Visa chances however are less. You should instead gain some work experi

It doesn't matter what all subjects you choose in B.Com as there is no criteria to get admission in MBA related to subjects.

You can check below names-
Sem I
C11 Principles of Management
C12 Managerial Economics
C13 Financial Accounting
C14 Environment Management
C15 Quantitative Techniques
C16 Business Legislation
E17 Communication Skills-I
E17 Foreign Language
E18 Computers for Managers
E18 Field Study
Note: Two Soft core courses a

Dear,
There is no Bachelor degree in tourism in IITTM but you can check this link for other colleges related to same.
https://hospitality.shiksha.com/travel-and-tourism-courses-in-india-categorypage-6-86-1-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0
All the best.

Hi Sukhmeet,
Normally, a band of 6.5 overall is required with no section less than 6. You must visit university websites for specific details as admission requirements are different.

Dear,
The programme totally depend on particular person future planning but apart from MBA you can think of these fields too:
Development Studies
Social Work
LLB
International Relations
Public Policy
Advertising
Journalism
PR And Event Management
Psychology
B.Ed -Special Education
B.Ed
Bank Job
Actuarial Scienc

The selection for the interview is profile based. Hope for the best.

Of course, it’s better to study MBA at tire 2 universities in UK as compared to our Indian universities. There is more than one benefit of studying in the UK universities. The international exposure and studying in a diverse country adds a lot more to a student’s personality than they realise. Studi

If MBA in aviation is offered by MBA schools, I am not aware of that. But just comparing the above two, MBA in HR has better prospects since in aviation you are constraining yourself to one industry rather than a specific function.