MBA/PGDM

Yes, you can. Lots of colleges offer part-time MBA in Mumbai.

You cannot get admission in any country to pursue MBA without the IELTS score.

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According to me, IIBS is better than GIBS College. IIBS has been rated as India's No.1 emerging B-School in Bangalore, providing Bangalore University, Bharathiar University and Mysore University’s management programs. IIBS blends technology and management, with the need of the hour, and with

Yes, you can complete your part-time MBA after getting a job in a bank. However, as per rules, you need to inform and seek approval from your manager or supervisor about the continuation of your higher studies. It is a formality, but you are advised to seek the approval.

Yes, you can pursue both the things together. In my opinion, you should first focus on clearing the IBPS and get a job in one of the public sector banks. Ultimately, after doing MBA in finance you will land up in one of the companies or banks which are purely related to finance field. Therefore, it

Branch doesn't matter much as the material is same. You need to put in your hard work.

For MBA the fees is 200000,and exam fees are excluded from 2L .
Hostel fees is 75000/ year

If you belong to general category, then for IIM, 99 percentile is upper and 94 percentile is the lower cut-off. For NDIM, approximately 50 percentile is required, but if you score more than 90 percentile, then opt for FMS, DU.
If you opt for FMS, DU, your salary package can be up to 5 lakh rupees.

Both the campus are good for placement, but according to the fee structure, you can go for some other top colleges as well or try for government colleges or universities.

WBUT is a good option to pursue MBA or PGDM, but if you are willing to spend 5 lakh rupees, then try for other top colleges or government universities.