MBA/PGDM

I would suggest SIBM - Bangalore is better as compared to SIIB.

Dear Pankaj,
The placement percentages are as follows it includes all the specializations offered:
2015-2017 Batch- 30% students placed as on 19 October 2016
2014-16 Batch - 98% students placed
2013-15 Batch- 98% students placed.
There is nothing as lowest package, it absolutely depends on how you co

You can apply. But you have to clear all arrears and have to submit Provisional or Degree Certificate before July 31st

Master in business administration (MBA) is a two years degree course in the field of management. In India, MBA degree can be awarded by any recognized university or by a business school affiliated to any university.
Post graduate Diploma in management (PGDM) is a two years Diploma course offered by t

NMIMS is famous for MBA in finance and marketing. Its one of India's finest college and pursuing MBA from here is surely a good option. Please refer to the placement report at our website that will give you all the information regarding placements. The faculties are great with an average experience

Yes ,SDMIMD has tie ups with some good foreign universities & every year some students go for foreign study tour & college helps students in every aspect . Faculty of SDMIMD is one of the best in southern India & they are very much helpful in solving students doubts.

Yes raghu. Fees of PGDM for 2017-19 batch is Rs 11 lacs & hostel single room accommodation is included in the fee. Pedagogy & placement of SDMIMD is very good & return on investment is also pretty good here.

Visit ACPC website for admission process and you need atleast 175 marks in CMAT to get admission. You need to be among top 50 students in CMAT in Gujarat.

Hi
This is Umang Patel from BK and I am currently studying as second year full time MBA student. The cut off is around 175 for general category and you need to pay around 10000 total fees for boys and 5000 around for girls. This is for two years total including exam fees.

Dear Pankaj,
There is nothing as such as minimum package offered. It depends on the student's potential to achieve the best possible package.