MBA/PGDM

MBA admission is a 3 step process:
1) Write MBA entrance exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT, SNAP, NMAT, MAT, etc.
2) Apply to colleges of your choice with those exam scores.
3) Attend their GD/PI session and crack it to secure a seat.

No, work experience is not required for admission.

It has already begun. You can apply.

Both the colleges are good in placements and have their own advantages and I suggest you to go with the one which is feasible for you and is near to you.

A score of 70+ percentile is needed to apply for PGDM.

No, apply for February MAT and score well. You still have time.

Both courses have their own advantages but I suggest you to go for MBA because it will even help you to clear some government exams since B.Sc agriculture is a very good course.

MBA in Australia is the best option as jobs purely depends on your skills and situations. Don’t think that you are going to get a job at first, of course you will have to spend more efforts on the entire process of exams and admission. Once you complete your degree there you will have chances to wor

You have a decent percentile. NPTI is a good institute but it won’t boost your profile. NPTI students have got 100% placements but their average package is 5.5 lakhs. It would be better to do energy management from a good business school.

Different colleges give different preferences, usually it varies between 10-25 percentage along with that your work experience may be given some preference.