MBA/PGDM

Hi,
Following are the most affordable MBA colleges in Europe:
University College Dublin Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, Ireland - $38,700
Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School, Belgium - $38,500
Central European MBA, Germany - $25,000
Skema Business School, France - $27,400
Warsaw University of

Yes, you can pursue CFA USA. It will enhance your professional competence in investment management domain.

The skills required for MBA and MBA finance are different. MBA in systems / IT would be a better option as this would help you to leverage your MCA learning as well. Whereas, MBA (finance) has more to do with accounts.

There are no placement procedures for MBA I&E as the programme is designed to train its students with respect to starting their own ventures and businesses.

Hi Shaily,
The cost of education in Germany is quite low. While public universities are almost free (they charge a semester fee ranging from Euro100 to 250), private universities may charge up to 16,000 Euro per semester.

Hi,
Yes, it will enhance your management skills. As you are a mechanical engineer going higher in the organization needs management skills which is an advantage along with technical skills. So, you can very well go for MBA in operations, supply chain and logistics.

This score is on the lower side and you can try through other entrance exam scores or can appear in next year's CAT to improve your score. A CAT score > 85 percentile is good to get into a good B-School.

Sweden is not a very popular country for MBA. Do note that you will also not find an MBA in Sweden and most Scandinavian countries. It's usually M.Sc in business administration. Students would normally prefer UK, Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands and also France. But if you are looking at only a

You have to register yourself on the official CAT website.

CA and MBA in finance will be a good combination for a career in investment banking, equity research, fund management, advisory, etc.
CA with CFA – USA is also another option that you can explore.