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No difference. MBA is a degree offered by only Universities as per law. PGDM is Post Graduate Diploma in Management. But don't underrate PGDM as its Diploma. PGDM is more Job oriented amd gives you Industry exposure. If you are a fresher, then I would suggest you to go for PGDM as its curricular changes every year in accordance with Industry developments. In PGDM, you get Summer Internship which is not there in MS/MBA as it follows University guideliness. In PGDM, you have to work with live projects and achieve hands-on experience unlike MS/MBA. In PGDM, There is a progress of Overall development as you take part in various programmes and achieve practical knowledge. In PGDM, some colleges do offer Extra-curricular like SAP training, Digital Marketing of Google course, Foreign language learning, etc. Which helps you a lot. But if you like only Studies and exams then MS/MBA Degree is best for you otherwise ho with PGDM. As per today's trends, PGDM is considered much higher than MS/MBA. Now to do all these you need to take some Entrance exams like CAT, NMAT, MAH-CET, CMAT, MAT, SNAP, XAT, IIFT, TISSNET, etc. So, do let me know your scores if you have taken up these exams in the past and which city you would like to prefer. If any doubts feel free to ask.
Thanks and all the best!

Eligible candidates need to appear for the Mahatma Gandhi University Entrance Test (MGU ET). Candidates can apply online with the required information. Shortlisted candidates will be called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview based on marks obtained in Mahatma Gandhi University Entrance Test (MGU ET). Candidates are selected based on graduation marks and performance in Group Discussion, Personal Interview and Mahatma Gandhi University Entrance Test (MGU ET).
Please download college brochure from the link provided below for specific instructions regarding application to this course.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-tourism-management-mahatma-gandhi-university-mgu-kottayam-120872
Website: http://www.mgu.ac.in
Regards.

Hi Sridhar,
Asian Business School is a perfect place for you in terms of ROI of an average B-School if you compare it with NDIM, Apeejay, JIMS and more across Delhi-NCR.
Q. Where ABS takes a lead? - Student: Faculty Ratio 30:1
- Industrial Visits to Coca-Cola, Bisleri, Anmol, Liberty, Yakult, SEBI etc. - Supportive, Co-operative and readily available faculty
- Guest Lectures from AICTE, Paperboat, Dell, Hitachi, MSD, Lava, Air India etc. - Ample opportunities for Summer Internship Companies like ITC, Bajaj, OYO, ICICI, IIFL, Fortis, Lemon Tree, Dainik Jagran and more. Regular Saturday club activities
- International Conferences, Workshops
- Personality Development and Corporate Communication Cell
- Final Placements across diversified sectors with an average of 5.3 Lac CTC in companies like Nestle, Godrej, Dabur, ITC, Bajaj, OYO, Aditya Birla Group, E&Y, Club Mahindra, 99acres. Com, ICICI, HDFC, IndusInd and others. - Presentations, Assignments, Events, MDP's etc. Will also help you to grow as a character. The biggest fear is 75-80% attendance, which is mandatory as ABS does not compromise on its students skipping classes. Plus an additional of Diplomas with a sponsored International Trip and Laptop with the Corporate suit. ABS is the best place discovered in this price tag of Rs. 7 Lacs.
I hope this helps you.

Hi,
Eligibility criteria: Candidate should be at least 16 years of age to be eligible to apply for the same. Although it is not mandatory to have a formal qualification, however, various industries will require you to attend cosmetology school.
If you want to acquire makeup skills and knowledge, you may visit a salon regularly and get trained by a makeup professional! But pursuing a relevant training program has its own set of advantages. On course completion, one will get a certification, which can help one in bagging a decent job.
Professional makeup: Basic details
In simple terms, makeup deals with improving and/or changing a person's appearance using cosmetics, beauty products and other techniques.
A makeup artist is capable of improving and/or changing a person's appearance (using cosmetics, prosthetic and other techniques), based on the situation/demand.
It is the vast field and consists of aspects such as fashion makeup, theatrical makeup, bridal makeup and HD makeup.
In a country like India, there is immense scope for bridal makeup and fashion makeup specialists. Professional makeup course trains students in the following areas:
CosmeticsMakeup equipment
Makeup procedures
Makeup removal
Color balance
Diploma in professional makeup course trains students in the above mentioned areas. The training helps turn students into skilled makeup artists.
Types of courses:
It is a Diploma course.
Duration:
Training period may vary from one institute to another. It could be anywhere around 3-12 months.
Eligibility criteria:
It may vary from one institute to another. It could be 10th pass or 12th pass.
Training institutes:
It is not uncommon to see cosmetology institutes (non-clinical) in major cities and towns across India. Apart from that beauty products and brands are also known to operate training centers in India.
Fees:
The fees varies from one institute to another. On an average, it could be anywhere between 20-50K INR. Highly rated training centers are known to charge higher fees than local training centers.
Careers:
Makeup artists have diverse job opportunities available in front of them. Some of the prime recruiters are:
Salons, beauty parlors, event management, firms, film and TV production firms.
Makeup artists may also choose to remain self-employed. They may even start their own salon or beauty parlor.

In terms of salary just after B.Sc, they are almost equivalent. But in my opinion CS definitely has the edge because of wider range of opportunities and job available. With CS you can also enter into the highly lucrative area of data mining (salaries in crores if you go abroad). You can go for higher education M.Sc PhD. IT graduates also earn a lot (similar to CS) but the problem is many Indian universities don't take IT degree for higher education. Research fields are limited (they are wide of course but I am talking w.r.t. CS). Also thanks to the stigma attached to technical degrees IT B.Tech are more preferred vis. a vis IT B.Sc (same is the case with CS but atleast you can go for M.Tech and make up for that if that causes problem)
As for course work IT is easier. For most part IT and CS courses are similar but CS involves more maths as compared to IT. So if you are a bit uncomfortable with maths, take IT. In the end it's your choice. Hard work and determination can take you to the moon even if you come with an obscure degree like B.Tech in food storage. What I said above was keeping in mind the general trend (the averages). But exceptions are always there.

Hi Akira,
The IIMC paper has 50% marks for current affairs, and 50% for English. For the first section, be abreast of last 6-month news; The top scams, the schemes which government undertook, etc. Even organisations or people that have been in news recently, and what for. Go through last 2 year papers to get an idea. You can also refer to Manorama yearbook for the current affairs. You'll also have to attempt one opinion based question out of 5 wherein you will have to write an article. Have a viewpoint on some of the most burning debates, like nuclear energy, minority issues in India or women safety are some important ones that you should prepare on. For English section, you can refer to Wren and Martin for a good hold on grammar. Also, develop a writing skill by reading editorials and magazines and re-writing the articles.