Hi Dipankar,

In this raid advancing world, a lot of opportunities are already waiting for young and budding professionals. Verticals such as, Management, Accounting, Finance, Engineering, Healthcare, Retail etc. are on a boom and are great domains to start with. Out of the many lucrative programs, two programs that stand

FMS Delhi usually has the highest cut offs for its 200 seat intake. The selection process includes 3 stage method. They are:

Eligibility Criteria

Group Discussion and Personal Interview

Final Selection

The final selections is based on the cumulative performance in the CAT exam, Group Discussion and personal Interview. The

Hello,

In order to pursue MBA after B.Tech in chemical , you should first appear in CAT/MAT or similar kind of entrance exams. You should secure 50% marks in graduation level to apply for entrance exams. If you clear this exam, you will have to attend GD and Personal interview

hi,

I have mentioned some colleges name which is best for pursue mba in environmental management or  sustainable development.

mba in environmental management:

Institute of Management and Technical Studies

ChhatrapatiShahu Institute of Business Education and Research

Amity Institute of Energy and Environment

Annamalai University

Swami Vivekanand institute of Information Technology

Hi Ashutosh,

I understand that you are inquiring about the work experience value about respective domains and also interested in knowing about the companies having great work aspects for management executives and so to answer your question, experience counts irrespective of the department. One having experience in sales department will

Hello,

Yes, final year students too are eligible to apply for MAT, but they need to show the proof of qualifying examination as prescribed during admission process while unable to do so will lead to its cancellation.

To know the colleges that takes admission based on MAT scores, go through

Hello,

Master of Business Administration in Guru Nanak Device University Regional Campus, Gurdaspur will cost you around INR 143,995 total for the duration of  4 year course. For first year you will have to pay INR 78,865 and for second year INR 65,130.

All the best.

Dear Aspirant,

CAT is not the type of exam which requires you to study for 8 hours for one year but studying for 3-4 hours for 6 months will be enough to bell the cat. Since you are in second year of your graduation your primary focus should be on

hello aspirant,

see b.pharma is a degree course and you can do mba after completing 4 years b.pharma course. after degree in pharmacy you need to decide which field you want to come in, you can go either in core pharmacy related works or can come in management field. there