MBA/PGDM

MCA & MBA are both really good options. However, as far as salary is concerned, you are tend to get higher salary if you're an MBA. Well, that also depends upon the institution/college you complete your MBA from. But, I think this is something you should decide on the basis of your interests and not

MCA is Master of Computer Application and MBA stands for Master of Business Administration. There is a huge difference between both these two courses. As long as I know, MCA is all about computer programming and technological stuff. On the other hand, MBA is about management & business which offers

Hi Anil,
Both MBA and MCA are high profile courses that compete against each other in todays market. MBA is suitable for individuals with leadership skills and MCA is ideal for people who are skilled technically and wish to enhance their knowledge. There are dissimilarities in the pay scale too. MCAs

Hi,
Most of prestigious B-School abroad have following criterion to select students for their MBA: GRE score, educational background, experience, demonstrates leadership traits, recommendation letters, passion for social causes, statement of purpose, etc.

In IAS, you should choose public administration because for a management student, this subject is very simple. Don’t choose management because it is very lengthy and tough.

All progressive MNC / Corporates do have Employee Education Subsidy/ Benefit schemes wherein education subsidy is provided to pursue higher education. Such schemes are very popular for career development and employee retention in organizations.

Executive MBA holders are getting most expensive jobs every year and an MBA degree helps you to explore your managerial skills, so you can go for E-MBA.
All the best.

Two years of experience is really beneficial for you, but you need to spend over 30 lacs may be, opportunities are good, but you can choose top Indian business institutes over New Zealand and opportunities are better there.

Hi Upsham,
To pursue MBA in Canada or any country abroad you must gain work experience and must take the GMAT or GRE. Because you are an international student you must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to prove your English language skills. Another important point you must note is that most Canadian univ

Dear Mr. Uma: It is very rare that a company will look for Mechanical + MBA combination. Last year we had only one company, Rane, who looked at such combination. However it cannot be guaranteed every year. The highest in campus was 6.5 LPA, average is 4 LPA. Kindly review your decision from the pers