Operations

Hello,
NITIE is the best B-School in India for pursuing MBA in Operations. It is followed by Shailesh Mehta IIT Mumbai). Kindly visit these links for more details:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-industrial-management-national-institute-of-industrial-engineering-vihar-lake

Technically, both are known for marketing but overall, MET ranks before IES.

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There are many reasons that make a PGDM course beneficial. It is perhaps the best option when looking at doing a post-graduation course in Marketing Management.
Certification: PGDM courses are created in affiliation with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and are certified by the

Hi Aneek, Jobs like Airport Operations Centre Controller, Air Traffic Controllers, Airport Traffic Control Tower, Passenger Ground Services, etc. Require computer operations and control room knowledge. Thanks.

Hello Anurag,
Sorry to say, MBA HR and MBA Operations has no connection with your Bachelor's degree. If you are interested to pursue MBA then there are some specializations that would be helpful for you I.e MBA in Oil & Gas management, MBA in Disaster Management, MBA in Safety Management, MBA in Fir

You need a minimum of 50% marks at graduation level for seeking admission in MBA. Since, you have a low score I would advise you to start working and after gaining 3 years of experience, try for Executive MBA.

Hi,
These are two different domains. You can either choose Operation and Production Management or a supply chain. If your domain is more inclined to logistics, you can opt for a SCM or if your domain is more in production, procurement, or purchase you can prefer Operation Management. For better under