MBA/PGDM

I believe that iFEEL is one of the best college for PGDM because they provide good industry exposure to their students, and make their students corporate ready, so that there students can crack the interview easily,they are having a record of 100% placement.

Both the courses are good. The most preferable would be M.Tech because it is in relation to B.Tech and there is a wide scope in mechanical engineering. MBA is also good but should be pursued from a reputed institute, otherwise it will be of no value. It depends on you, if you want your career in eng

You can pursue M.Tech in industrial engineering.

Jobs are less in MBA as compared to BE but packages are very high in MBA.

Hi Ankit,
You can check the following colleges which are good enough to take admission:
- BIMTECH
- LBS
- JIMS, Rohini
- FORE
They all provide very good placements.

If they give you direct admission then they are not good colleges.

You could pursue MBA/PGDM through correspondence / part time / executive MBA mode. Keeping in mind your interest areas you could pick specialization in HR / operations.

MBA can be pursued only after the completion of graduation. Since, you have economics as a specialisation in BA you could pursue MBA (finance). In case you don't intend to pursue your career in finance then MBA in HR / marketing/operations/etc. could also be explored keeping in mind your interest ar

Only ITM business School is good which accepts CMAT.