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In India only those schools which are affiliated to a university can offer an MBA degree. For this reason institutes like JBIMS, PUMBA, FMS can offer MBA degree while IIMs do not. Institutes which are not affiliated to university are autonomous and can offer PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) degree. These programs are sometime approved by Government accreditation bodies such as AICTE.There is common perception that MBA degree being a masters is more recognized in the market. This is because some recruiters favor an MBA over a PGDM. But the reputation of a degree cannot be considered in isolation. The reputation of the school plays a big role in deciding whether PGDM is not as popular as MBA. For example SP Jain, Mumbai offers a Post Graduate Diploma in Management which is very reputed. ISB also offers a PGPM program which is highly recognized in the industry.The curriculum of the PGDM and MBA degrees are equivalent, although the MBA degree is examination oriented and concentrates on theoretical aspects of management whereas the PGDM is industry-oriented and mainly focuses on building soft skills While an MBA curriculum is designed by a university, a PGDM course gives freedom to the institute to design its own curriculum. This is sometimes beneficial to the students because institutes can change the curriculum as per the industry requirements and changing business environment. A university affiliated program will essentially follow the university guidelines and changing this curriculum is a very slow process.A PGDM holder cannot pursue Ph.D. since the PGDM is not recognized So if you are considering higher education in Indian universities, you should go for an MBA instead of a PGDM.In PGDM we have industrial visit in Dubai trip for 5 days that will be beneficial for the practical knowledge and career opportunities of the students.

Hi Shabnam,
M.B.L. or Master of Business Law is a postgraduate Civil Law programme. The course gives an in-depth legal knowledge of issues such as corporate governance and business liabilities. Its focus is upon the practical difficulties businesses experience when meeting their legal obligations and complying with regulatory frameworks. It is career orienting in nature that opens a lot job scopes for them after passing of it. Its syllabus is divided into four semesters.
The Course is beneficial for those who want to have further Master Degrees then for research work Bachelor's Degree in the field of Law. Candidates can start practices in courts on private basis and accompanying other reputed lawyers thereat. They can also join law schools on private basis and after passing certain degrees they can have jobs on permanent basis.
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Hi Jithu,
All courses you mentioned have good career prospects.
QC career prospects:
Quality control engineers work in many different industries, including retail product manufacturing, biochemical engineering and software development, almost any organization that produces a product for public consumption. A day in the life of a quality control engineer may include reviewing and implementing production checkpoints and standards, testing products for compliance with federal regulations (such as healthcare products regulated by the Food and Drug Administration), documenting test results and recommending improvements. Working closely with quality assurance engineers, who monitor the production process itself, quality control engineers ensure that a manufacturer's final product meets all industry standards.
HVAC career prospects:
An HVAC technician installs, maintains and repairs heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. HVAC is an abbreviation for heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Someone who works in this occupation may specialize in installation or in maintenance and repair and in either heating, air conditioning or refrigeration work.
NDT career prospects:
NDT plays a big role in keeping our world safe and is used to test many of the things that you come in contact with everyday. Nondestructive testing means parts and materials are tested or inspected without causing damage to them. NDT methods are used to make sure that important parts on airplanes, trains, and automobiles are free of defects that could lead to an accident. NDT is also used in many other industries to make sure that parts do not have defects that would lead to unhappy customers. As a career field, non destructive testing offers many opportunities, and there is a big demand for technicians and engineers trained in NDT.
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