MBA/PGDM

MBA, whether full time or distance, can be considered to be a good choice if pursued from one of the top colleges. As Sweta has mentioned, you may first get some work experience in order to figure out what you really want to do. However, if you have a leaning towards marketing, do not work for more

The main college NMIMS and UPES are good. Rest of the colleges are not worth it.

If a 3 years course is completed in 5 years, it will not be considered to be a gap. However, it will become quite apparent that there have been backlogs which might hamper the chances of getting shortlisted.

Choose a course that best suits your interest and aptitude such as Human Resource, Accounting, Finance, or Marketing. I would suggest you to look into the courses offered by University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, Edith Cowan University, Australian National University and Monash University.

Most of the MBA institutes of Hyderabad are average but you can go for IPE Hyderabad, IMT Hyderabad, Manage Hyderabad, etc.

Hello Rana Ji,
MBA is not a good option if you are planning to study it from abroad.
Problem is that countries like USA, UK, Germany, etc. give preference to their own students first unless you have an awesome set of skills. So, its better to go for Indian colleges for MBA to have high chance of scori

Hi Vicky,
Fee structure varies with universities. Typically MBA from UK is around Rs. 15 to Rs. 40 lakhs a year. Top schools like London Business School are expensive and may cost around 65 lakhs a year. MBA in UK is mostly of one year.

Hi, to study MBA you must take GMAT/GRE and IELTS or TOEFL. The procedure to apply is online and you will find information of documents required, application deadline etc on the university websites. If you are financially weak consider taking an education loan, you can be considered for scholarshi