MBA/PGDM

Banking is a growing industry in India. Government is expanding public sector bank network and also private banks are increasing their reach. New private banks are opening. In my opinion, MBA banking is a good career choice with wide career opportunities.

There are multiple specializations in MBA such as finance, marketing, human resources, IT, SCM, logistics, operations, systems, general management or sector specific specializations like:
1. Travel.
2. Healthcare.
3. Banking.
4. Insurance, etc.
One must chose MBA specialization based on their interests,

In IIMs, you need to get above 98% and for the other college, the CAT score is above 85% to get admission.
All the best.

No, you cannot do MBA along with civil engineering. You'll be allowed to take admission for MBA only after the completion of your degree, i.e. civil engineering in your case. The fee structure may differ from college to college.

It's really good, if it takes your interest and you excel in it. But, if you join a B-school then check do they provide a good placement for operations. Product managers are also considered with proper skill set, so it is really good.

Jain University at Bangalore is best.

Hi,
MBA students have gain many skills that are easily adaptable to a multitude of career choices. If students have a clear idea, which sector they wish to pursue as a career, it would be a wise choice to consider taking up a specialized MBA course. To enhance your prospects in the competitive job ma

If you are not left with any option then go for Amity University. The return on investment is very low. MBA fees is around Rs.11 lakhs for two years course, while you can expect average placement of Rs.5 LPA.

For better job prospects, you can get your CV made in professional way. You should highlight you achievements in your current profile and if you want to change your profile then highlight your skills related to that field. You can also add some experience related to particular field in your current