MBA/PGDM

Woxsen is one of the best choice. The college follows eco-friendly norms and the campus is spread over 200 acres. Excellent state of the art technology like in-class projectors and 24 hour power supply with generator backup. The library has the latest books in the field of marketing, operations, fin

No, you have to pass all the subjects in your graduation with 50% or more. However, some colleges don't have any such criteria like TISS, XLRI, etc. You also have to take some competitive exams such as CAT, XAT or MAT.

You should first join English and communication polishing courses and read more newspapers. Try to watch out more news channels and speaking in English frequently. You can then definitely chase your dreams.

Totally, the kind of environment we have here at Shanti Business School is just what any management student crave for.
1)Specialization and Electives designed as per corporate demand and trend.
2)Highly qualified professors( 11 out of 19 professors are Ph.d)
3)Frequent industrial visits for practical

ICRI, NMIMS, UBS, IES, DYPATIL are some of the good colleges with decent salaries. Others include below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-hospital-health-care-management-colleges-in-mumbai-all

You can go for Ph.D in general management which offers great flexibility into the development of skillsets like leadership, teamwork, ownership and risk taking.

General topics like project finance, corporate management, fixed income and tax, investment banking, risk management, project management and strategy planning are included.

For integrated courses, every college has its own set of exams. UBS, NMIMS,and Amity are decent colleges for BBA+ MBA.
You can rather go for BBA first and then choose MBA separate from top 30 B-Schools of India.

Your skills help you build your career. All the specializations have their own scope and it depends on you that which field suits you the best. Like, if you are good in numbers then probably operations or finance are good, HR is good if you know team management etc. Same is the case with rest of the

Value is a subjective term. To actually calculate the value you would have to weigh the opportunity costs of your decision. Distance MBA from NMIMS is not much famous because all the perks and elements of an MBA course is present at the campus. I would suggest not to go for distance MBA at all becau