MBA/PGDM

If you are wanting to do through correspondence course then the city does not exactly matter. The only thing you need to know is that if it has a learning centre there. So I suggest Sikkim-Manipal university for MBA through distance education.

Monika, frankly speaking opting for mass communications after MBA is not exactly a very good idea. You could have opted for it even before MBA. So before going for it judge yourself correctly and try to find out if a career in mass communication would suit you or would you be able to get on with it

Aviation is a niche field. Therefore opportunities for MBA Aviation graduates are lesser in comparison to opportunities for MBA IB graduates.

No university offers specialisation of business networking or computer networking in MBA . MBA IT is the nearest degree to your interest area.

Top colleges are pumba
MAEER's MIT
Indira
Sinhagad

Vihaan, GMAT is required for almost all universities in US. It is also one of the most important criteria for admissions. If you are planning to study in a US business school, you must score high in this exam. For international students, GMAT is required not just for admission but also for student v

You are eligible for it. You can come to the campus and talk to the admission department

BMS will give you an overall knowledge of business and also other subjects of commerce. It will be quite helpful in future if you plan to go for MBA. However, the final call is yours.

This would depend a lot on your career aspirations & financial status. if you have clarity on your career goals ,if the institute of MBA is among the top ranked & you have no financial liability then you should go for the full time course.

It depends on the nature of work that you have done. If you have been a salaried person like any other employee then the experience will count