MBA/PGDM

MBA from a reputed college is always beneficial. Your 3-years of work experience will always give you an edge over other students. There are many companies which offer higher slabs for 3+ year work experience. Just make sure that you put forward your work in such a way that it is relevant to the com

It depends on your interest if you are interested in continuing in the technical field then MCA is a good option. If you have an interest in managing roles and business then go for MBA. Comparing the two, MBA has more diversified job opportunities and have chances of the higher package than MCA offe

Northern and Eastern part of India has many good B-Schools especially Delhi/NCR region and Mumbai-Pune region. In south, Hyderabad and Bangalore have number of B-Schools. As you are from Jaipur than try to get in Northern part or Mumbai/Pune.

No, cut-off as such. The selection is profile based. Anything around 75-80 percentile would provide you a good chance if backed by a good profile.

There is no cut off as such. Profile based calls are made. Anything around 75-80 percentile can provide a chance if backed by a good profile.

I guess your question is on entrance exam preparation for NMAT, TISS, SNAP and similar exams. You need to have full dedication to prepare for these entrance exams. Start working on basic concepts and problems initially than move on to some difficult and confusing problems. Verbal needs continuous pr

Christ University-Bangalore, XIME-Bangalore, XIMR-Mumbai, BIMTECH-Noida, Flame University-Pune, Balaji Institutes-Pune, MIT-Pune and ITM-Mumbai are some of the colleges that consider MAT score. The best option would be Christ University, Bangalore through MAT.

Non engineering graduates are eligible to seek admission in IIT-D. Please refer to following link for eligibility criteria to seek admission in MBA at IIT-D:- http://dms.iitd.ac.in/mba-full-admission.html

If you are going for finance then NIBM is a good college for banking and financial services courses.