NIRD- PGDRDM course is entirely focused on rural development and aspects related to it. Since rural development is related to government interest therfore the growth and career opportunities are multiple.

Yes it provides decent placements and one can expect a package on an average of approx 4 lakhs per year.

Amity Unversity is good college for MBA in rural Management in term of Faculty, Placement etc. As per the analyzing report of careers 360 it has AAA+ rating which means good. The college provides opportunities for interaction between students and representatives of development organizations and industry to assist placement. The

TISS Tuljapur offers MA in Rural Development programme. It is a four-dimensional programme which comprises of teaching, training, field action, research and documentation. The teaching and academics is well blended with field learning, supported, and facilitated by development partners and people’s institutions. The learning takes place through lecture, seminar, group

Hi Saurabh,

XIMB takes admission for MBA in RM through CAT/XAT/NMAT/X-GMT/GMAT.

Cut off for CAT/XAT can go around 65 Percentile

Cut off for NMAT can go around 50 Percentile

For GMAT you have to score minimum 550 Score to apply for this course.

Also, Candidates who have secured the 1st,

Both are the good programmes it depends on your interest & capability.

Development Studies is all about studying existing mainstream disciplines regarding human development. The programme  offers the students to the wide range of areas like public policy, programme planning, project management etc. You can go for PHD programme after

For rural management course in XIMB , aim a percentile approx 70 through XAT entrance exam.

Good Luck.