I'm a final year student of mechanical engineering & am interested in MBA or PGDM. Can you suggest me a suitable course?

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8 years ago
You are advised to prepare for entrance exams of MBA so that you could get a better college.

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Sunil Soni
8 years ago
IIMs are the best BSchools for MBA / PGDM in India. You are advised to appear for CAT to do MBA. CAT is very competitive, therefore, to increase your probability of success, you may also appear for XAT MAT SNAP NMAT IIFT etc MBA Entrance Examinations. You may refer to following link for list of top

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Thank you so much. I already gave a shot to ATMA this July. I got 94 percentile and I'm wondering about the courses which suits me which will be a plus for my graduation.

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