MBA/PGDM

If you manage time for both effectively and dont interfere with any disruption it shouldnt be a problem. Go for it, time and strategy is must for MBA admissions.

Soleley depends on the college you choose and the effort and belief you put in your skill and aptitude. Aim for the best and keep upgrading skills, you shall have good package n opportunity.

campus and learning opportunity are good but placement is below average.
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Dear vaibhav,
Cut offs under DTE for admission goes so high and considering your marks you won't be getting even a average college.my advice is you should try for some pvt college or you should appear in other entrance tests.
All the very best

Dear Vaibhav,
There are certain specilization options but since you are from Science background the recommendable one for you is MBA-IT, since it will add value to your current qualifications and it will enhance you skills to advance level same isn't the case with if you opts for other specilizations

Dear Sai,
Instead of PGDM, PGPM, I suggest you to to for MBA reason being the difference of Diploma and degree, In case if you pursue PGDM or PGPM , then it will not be considered for further higher studies but same isn't the case with MBA.
Secondly MBA is recongnised all over the world same isn't the

Not really. This college gives almost equal weightage to freshers and experienced. Only if the company gives you a separate deal then its possible.

Dear deep gumasta. it seems to be you are an engineer. prefer production and operations specialisation from NITIE bombay. or you can prefer marketing.inventory from good and reputed business schools. that will help you to pursue your career. all the best.

Dear abinash roy. IBS noida got 100% placements. coming to salary point of view the following furnished information make you clear about it.
Average Salary * 4.43 lakhs Highest Salary * National 5.46 lakhs
Average Salary *(Top 10%)4.83 Average Salary * (Top 25%) 4.31* in lakhs
there are good number o

It depends on your education background. So if you are from engineering background, you can pursue MS courses, or PhD. If you are not, you can pursue a second MBA degree from US. If you mention your complete education background, it will be easier to help you out.