MBA/PGDM

You are eligible to do all MBA specialisations selected by you I.e. IB, HR, Finance and Risk management. You may do any of these specialisation based on your interest to excel in studies and career. Based on opportunities in order of precedence, you may opt for IB, Finance, HR and Risk Management ma

its a good college jbims

No, it doesn't affect your placements in any manner

Management Courses related to mechanical engineering are Total Quality Management (Kaizen, 5S, Six Sigma), Operations Management, Logistics Management. These are some of the management courses in which after pursuing Mechanical Engineering you may get benefit.

Drop year will not impact admission in MBA if you meet college degree eligibility criteria and also score well in admission process.

Yes, to get more opportunities, you can go for MBA. But according to me, you can choose Indian colleges like IIMs, XLRIs, IIFTs where you can do it in less expense. As per infrastructure and quality education, India's top 30 institutes are very good so you should choose your own country over abroad.

No. That is not true. Few companies have fixed criteria but there are other companies who do not consider student profile score except his CGPA- during MBA course. So, you need to work hard during your MBA course and score good in post graduation.

Dear Aslam,
Yes, it is a good option. SAP is booming and you can also get foreign assignments in future with it. All the best.

PESIT is a good college in terms of placements. You must again enquire with the senior batch to confirm the last year placement status. All the best

Dear Arbaz,
RV is a good institute but its placement is not up to the mark. Kindly check it once again before joining any course there. All the best.