Telecom Management

Aegis School of Business and Telecommunication is affiliated to Bharathiar University.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/aegis-school-of-business-and-telecommunication-koramangala-bangalore-33758

Yes, absolutely. Once you do MBA or PGDM in telecom management, your transactions degree will not have any relevance. If you are looking your career forward in pure mechanical field, then don't do it.

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Course is affiliated to Symbiosis International University
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Eligibility:
Qualification: Graduation 50%
Candidates appearing in final year can apply on provisional basis.
Candidate who has completed qualifying qualification from any Foreign University must obtain an equivalence certificate from Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
Entrance exam: SNAP
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/mba-in-telecom-management-sitm-symbiosis-national-aptitude-test-snap-pune-lavale-village-119355

Just make contact with admission department of Lovely Professional University. Here, you can get loads of options regarding Online or distance courses.

It completely depends on your interest. HR and Telecom are poles apart. As you are from electronics background, going for Telecom. MBA makes more sense. If you choose telecom management from a good institute like SITM, Pune you'll be placed in managerial roles rather than core technical roles. If you want to change your path completely then go for HR from a good institute like SCMHRD, Pune.

Definitely, the course at SITM is tailormade for students from electronics background. I too am an ECE graduate and felt very easy to adapt to the MBA course at SITM. Here, you'll not only learn technology related subjects, but the managerial and practical aspects of those subjects.

Consider all the parameters like ROi, total living expenses etc. You would find better placements in We-School Mumbai and Bangalore both.

IIM-Nagpur is new and will take time to gain reputation and placement . It is better to go for IIT-Delhi.

Telecom industry is in mess now. Small players are winding up and bottom line of big players is being hit by Jio. It will take some time for the industry to revive. Indian Telecom companies are restructuring their manpower, under theses circumstances, MBA with telecom specialisation is not a good idea. You are advised to opt for generic MBA so that you have wider choices for a career in various sectors in different management functions.