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I think I can answer your question dear. I see you in the exact same situation, I was a year ago. Do not worry, I will help you.
1) PGDM:
- Approved by AICTE.
- Autonomous Body (self-funded).
- Self-Prepared syllabus and course structure as per corporate demand.
- Much of practical exposure and theoretical knowledge as per corporates.
- As it is autonomous, competition is high among colleges. So quality and delivery is the main focus. Just like pvt. banks vs. govt. banks.
- Exams can be re-appeared as missed due to interviews
- Colleges provide you ample number of companies in summer internship and final placements.
- PDGM is preferred over MBA due to it's flexibility, ready-to-work in corporate culture and promises better job opportunities.
-Placement rates are high as compared to MBA.
2) MBA:
- Approved by Universities (UGC).
- Funded by State/Central/Universities.
- Syllabus prepared by Universities and revised at a gap of intervals.
- Focus of fundamentals of theories and old school methods.
- As it is run by Universities, it works generally like any typical Sarkari College and they do not have fear of competition. So, quality depends upon your luck and college you are going into.
- No flexible exam re-appear process, follows University circular.
- No university college cares about your placements unless you have a top university college or a brand
- MBA is preferred over PGDM as gives you Degree that enbles you for higher studies like Ph.D.
- Placement rates depends upon your college/university Goodwill as well Brand.
Suggestion:
ABS is great choice among price band of 7 lakhs in Delhi-NCR. Also it ranks well mainly because of placements and exposure it provides.
Plus point, additional 4-5 Diplomas will only increase the weight of your CV.

Hi,
Yes, BTech, B.Sc or B.Com graduates can benefit a lot from SAP certification. Here is a list of some of the biggest advantages that you can have in getting a certification:
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2. Salary: It is no myth that a certification provides one with the chances of getting a better pay package as compared to one who is not certified. With SAP certification, you can get an above-average package.
3. Reputation: Being certified is a way of establishing your skills. As a certified SAP professional, your reputation in the industry is etched and you will receive a certain sense of respect from your colleagues and employers. This will also motivate them to become certified professionals; improving the talent pool of the organisation.
4. Promotion Stuck in the same position? With a certification, there is a high chance that your career game has changed and you will be able to perform better. The outcome is that you will be noticed by the management, leading to a higher chance of getting a promotion.