Sales & Marketing

Hi Pooja,
You can refer to this link and compare the two colleges on the basis of various parameters:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-189959-111085

Hi, Top 10 Distance Education Universities in India for MBA/PGDM are-
Institute of Management Studies (IMT) Ghaziabad. Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning (SCDL)
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
ICFAI University. Sikkim Manipal University. Annamalai University. Prin. L. N. Amity University.

There are some universities like Lovely Professional University, Amity University, GLA university, NMIMS, etc. for MBA in finance and marketing.

The admissions for PGDM course are closed. For MMS, the percentile is higher and hence it would be difficult to secure admission with the marks mentioned.

One should pursue MBA in a subject of ones interest, since you are a Biology Graduate, dealing with finance may not be comfortable for you. So, you should first decide on your interest areas and long term career objective and then pursue a course based on it. In finance, one has to be good in number crunching & to be able to understand concepts of finance. So, please take a call keeping all this in mind.

The total seats for the MBA are 60. The specialization are taught together for the first year and separate in the second.

Take a look it would help you:
https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-pune/2-2-0-174-0&hl=en-IN&grqid=pXPo4A1y.

Hi,
UPES's MBA in marketing program started two years back.
The first batch of marketing passed this year.
The placements were decent and our students got into companies like Flipkart, Fortis, Shell, Gati, etc.

HRM is not the richest, but has fame, recognition and respect and responsibility (Godly feeling). Marketing is dependent upon us, if we make as our routine or part of our life, then definitely it's the most the richest sector (M for Marketing = Money). While tourism is risky, with the advance in technology people are always looking for convenient and comfort (so if you're not up to the mark, you'll sink like Titanic).

Yes, you can pursue MBA in any specialisation regardless of any commerce background. Students from various fields like B.Tech CSE, B.Tech mechanical and many other pursue MBA. But one must clear an equivalent test for admission. One must have a good percentile or rank in CMAT, XAT or CAT. In some private universities these test are not compulsory, they have their own test for eligibility and sometimes these CAT like test are used for giving scholarship according to rank and score.