MBA/PGDM

IIMs are no doubt the best colleges for MBA, followed by some top private/autonomous institutions like Xavier's (XLRI,XIMB), S P Jain, FMS-Delhi, MDI-Gurgaon, Department of Management (IIT-D/B), NITIE, NMIMS-Mumbai and Symbiosis (SCMHRD, SIBM). These all are among top 10 B-schools of India. A score

If the college is not approved by AICTE it should be approved by UGC, otherwise it will not be a good option to go for such a college.

The course fee for KJ Somaiya is around 9.5 LPA for PGDM, the fee varies depending upon the programme chosen. The average salary for KJ Somaiya is around 9.2 LPA.

It is a very good college and their integrated MBA programmes have a lot of value in the market. The placements are excellent and comparable to new IIMs.

Top institutes for MBA in HR are TISS, XLRI and IIMs. Yes it is a good decision to opt for HR. If you have prior experience of working with NGOs or any other social activities than TISS is the best institute. Other known institutes are XLRI, SCMHRD, MDI, IIM-Kolkata, SIBM and XISS. You can check on

Admission is done through DTE website, forms will be out by February or March. No, you don't need to fill separate forms.

Mostly institutes offering MBA/PGDM courses prefer experienced over freshers. There is no one/group of specific colleges. Ratio of experienced to freshers varies every year. Institutes do prefer good work experience else a good academic profiles in case of fresher's.

Although you are eligible for all MBA specializations, MBA operations will be excellent option for you to progress in your power engineering profession.

If you feel like doing MBA from USA particularly, then TOEFL and GMAT or GRE are the right options to test your proficiency in English language. MBA per se - GMAT is an ideal choice which is specifically designed to measure management aptitude of the candidate.

85+ percentile will help.