Sales & Marketing

Hello,
XIMB Bhubaneswar is the most prominent college for pursuing MBA in Odisha.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-sales-marketing-colleges-orissa

Hello,
There isn't a huge difference between those two colleges, choose the course which interests you more. You can find more opportunities in Mumbai.

To pursue distance MBA one needs to be a working professional & with a work experience of minimum 3 years. You can pursue MBA in the area in which you work or are keen on building a career in. You could also explore Executive MBA as it is more appropriate and of a much shorter duration.

There are a host of sectors in which you could explore job opportunity- consumer durable, pharma, fitness & sports, BFSI, logistics, e-commerce, Education, IT, chemicals, travel & tourism, Education, shipping, etc.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then M.Sc is better, However if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

For MBA with fee under 1.5 Lacs. You need to get a very good CAT percentile and it should be more that 93. it's fmc whose fee is around 50k per annum for MBA. You can also go for Bhu -fms.

No, you can't take admission in any PG course or Diploma if you haven't cleared your Bachelors degree with an aggregate marks of 50%.

Both are different in their respective fields and based on your future goals, you have to decide what you should be doing. A PGDM in Canada from some reputed university might fetch you good chances on an international placement, but two year MBA course in India, considering you are talking about the IIMs or top notch Private Institutes like SIBM or MDI, would earn you more respect in India during placements and Career beyond. So the decision is based on your career goals. Good luck.

A dual specialisation will give you wider opportunities in career. That is, you may chose to pursue a role in marketing or finance department of an organisation. A major deciding factor is your interest. If you wish to learn and specialize in one specific domain throughout your career, it is preferable to go for single specialisation. Managing other hobbies and interests will be possible if you do the course in a public sector university rather than private b-schools.