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Hi Swapnil,Good Day!Sorry for the delayed response!For your kind information its always better to go for Traditional [HR, Fin, Marketing etc] or General [PGDMs offered by IIMs] MBA programs. While choosing or short-listing any B-school, usually you need to shortlist your priorities in terms of infrastructure, education, fees, college life, placements and so forth.
Just to educate you about the college:
Details about college : National School of Business, Bangalore a good and trusted B-School to pursue full-time MBA. College is accredited to Mysore University since inception. NSB has a tie-up with ESC-Pau, France which allows the students to experience foreign study methodology for a duration of 2.5-3.0 months. The faculty are highly experienced with more than 25+ live work experience in corporate as well as teaching field(4.8/5.0).
Campus Life: Student intake(150). Its a mix of various cultures all over India. Our batch had students from 23 states of our mother India.:). College life is fun, lively, vibrant and enthusiastic bunch of students.
Internships and placements: College has a separate placement which guides the students from Day 1 by conducting various seminars, symposiums, club activities, experiential learnings so that the students could fine tune themselves to the needs and requirements of corporate and service driven industries before taking up an offer. The college supports internships and aids them by conducting various mock interview rounds. More over placements are dependent on student’s performance, competence and capability. Getting placed at the right job at the right time has never been a constraint as far as NSB students are concerned.Hostel Life: College has hostel facilities which has wifi enabled facilities nearly 1 km distance which is close to the campus and all the wide range of restaurants .
Fees: Rs.90,000 per semester. Rs.3,60,000 for four semester and Rs. 30,000 for Admission fees ( A total of Rs.3,90,000) NSB has added a few important courses to MBA+PGPM that includes the following: 1. SAP/ERP 2. TQM and SIX sigma 3. E-commerce 4. Business Analytics 5. Professional Certifications - CHRMP, CSMP and FAC Hope I've answered your queries. For further details, you may please go through the college website: www.nsbindia.org or write into us or check with the senior pass outs from this college or come to college directly . Ultimate choice is yours:)

Hello,
Yes, if you want to get admission in IIT's or IISC, then you don't have to appear in GATE exam. You can also get admission through IIT JAM entrance test. Candidates who want to pursue post-graduation or dual degree courses from IITs and IISC, they have to clear an entrance exam.
IIT JAM is to take admission in M.Sc/Ph.D and other post graduate exams.
By qualifying JAM test, candidates can apply for:
1. M. Sc (2 years).
2. Joint M.Sc - Ph.D.
3. M.Sc. - Ph.D dual degree.
4. M.Sc - M.Tech.
5. Post bachelor degree courses at different IITs.
6. Integrated Ph.D courses at IISC.
You can check the below mentioned link to prepare for IIT JAM:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam-solved-question-papers-free-download
I hope it helps.

Both are competitive and PR is based on the points-based immigration system. Obtaining PR depends on a country's skills shortage too, you must have the necessary qualifications, work experience and must meet the demands. There are some jobs which are more in demand in Australia than Canada and vice versa. The visa application or assessment system in Canada is accepted in one state that is you must make multiple application when you move from one state to another whereas in Australia it is accepted as a whole. There are a number of differences, you must check these and decide. Check the links below and understand the differences
http://www.border.gov.au/
http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/getting-started.asp

A BBA gets you entry-level positions in many corporations and factories. You would do a lot of backend work, and provide support services to your seniors. Exceptional candidates could expect to do some customer interface, though it is very rare. Also invariably, you would hit the glass ceiling very fast, and would require an MBA to move up the ladder.
Since, the degree will equip a student of BBA with the basic knowledge about corporate management and skills, it will help them understand the diverse functioning of a company. BBA graduates can look for jobs in sales and marketing department of companies as the member of sales team or as management trainees.