MMS

To get cancellation seats you have to contact the respective colleges and it is their discretion whether to provide a seat for you or not.

Hi,
You can refer the below link for colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?uaf[]=exam&ts=13511613&rf=filters&ex[]=9983&ed[]=et_20
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mah-cet/2-2-0-0-9983

No, it is not that difficult to pursue MMS in finance as it required more devotion towards studies.

Hi,
The average package for MMS in St. Francis college is around 4-5 lakhs for finance specialisation. Your starting salary package will also depend on your scores and performance in the interview.

MMS is good degree that can fetch you a good job in finance. There are various designations now a days into finance like financial analyst or financial advisor, etc. The role played by the managers in finance is quite important and would give you a good exposure. However, your scorecard should be perfect. The package depends overall on you scorecard and your negotiating capability with the employer.

Hello Niraj,
To be honest, both these colleges are not great choices for pursuing MBA as such. Nevertheless, DSIMS seems a slightly better option over Guru Nanak due to its location and decent ROI:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-161841-743

Hi Ashish, FYI(if you aren't aware) the college itself isn't a great choice for pursuing either MMS/PGDM, as it doesn't feature under the top 10 colleges through CET. Choose it only if you don't have a better option. Anyways, coming to your question, PGDM is generally a much better course as it is more practical-oriented and in sync with the latest industry trends. Thus the learning experience becomes more enriched and useful.

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