Hello,

See basically it depends in which sector are you interested to explore your career, for example if you are interested in working in government sector especially in the context of UPSC CMSE then MBBS is enough there is no need to go for higher studies, now with PGDM in

there are many colleges outside delhi where you can apply to get admission through the ipucet exam with your marks:

• Jagannath International Management School, Kalkaj
• Chandra Prabhu Jain College of Higher Studies, Narela
• JIMS Engineering Management Technical Campus
• and many more

these are subject to the different cutoffs released per

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

It would around 20 laks including everything and your basic and personal needs too. The Healthcare Management course at GIM covers practically all aspects of the healthcare industry, including hospitals, medicines, medical equipment, public health, health information technology, and health insurance.

Students enrolled

Hello,

There are separate rooms for boys and girls with AC and Non-AC facilities. The hostel environment is so neat and clean with fresh airy and greenery outside. They also have a strict warden here but only when it comes to flouting of rules. You got all the basic amenities

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

Yes, Goa institute of Management is a wonderful and very good choice for pursuing your pgdhm course.

It has the student rating review or 4.3/5 which is definitely a good review, most of the students reviews are very positive and appreciative towards the

Goa Institute of Management is one of the reputed colleges. It was established in 1993 and is a co-ed college. To get admission in PGDM health care management, you have to clear CAT exam. It is a 2 year regular course

it has got very good reviews in terms of

Hello Aspirant,

The previous year CMAT cutoff for Goa Institute of Management, Goa was 99.8 percentile which means you need a score of 300+ and as far as Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai is concerned , you need a score of 280+. The cutoff percentile has always been 90+.