MBA/PGDM

If you are looking for a career in management then an MBA will be the right choice. If you plan to work as a technical expert then MCA or Master in computer science is the way.

MBA in finance is a good qualification to start corporate career. Why do you want to do LLB as it is not related to finance and may not give you any additional benefits, unless you want to change your profession and practice law. You may evaluate additional qualifications such as CFA, LOMA, NSE cert

There are so many good business schools or universities, where you can do MBA or BBA.

Only 100% commitment towards studies will make you qualified CA. Don't compare it with your UG and other courses percentages to this, it's different. If you want to study without stress, then choose MBA.

International business has higher package but energy & environment is no less. Energy is a growing and specialised field with scope in India and abroad. With experience in energy field already, an MBA in the same field will be a boost to the career path.

Hello, PGDM in healthcare is a very specific course in which you get placed either with the hospitals or with the pharmaceutical companies. If you are inclined towards this field or have a background in this, then go for it. The placement average is about Rs.7 lacs p.a.

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CAT 2016 takers need to be graduates in any discipline from a recognized institute or university with minimum 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent CGPA. For the reserved category candidates, the cutoff percentage is 45%. Final year graduation or Bachelor degree students will also be eligible to a

Many engineers do that but you have to learn all finance basics. I would rather suggest you to go for MBA in operations.

Dear Vinay,
It depends on company to company. It might create problem, when you can't fill your gap with some experience.