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Hello Avinash, The candidates can apply for UGC NET exam on the basis of their post graduation subject. As you say you have done M.A. In Personnel Management and PGDBM, according to this you can appear for the NET exam in UGC NET Labour Welfare/Personnel Management/Industrial Relations/ Labour and Social Welfare/Human Resource Management and UGC NET Computer Science & Applications. But you have to fulfill the basic requirements of the exam such their education and age criteria. You should have minimum 55% aggregate marks in Masters. If want to apply for Junior research fellowship then your age must not be more than 30 years. For assistant professor, the age criteria is not applicable. You will get the complete details related to the application process from - https://shalini41093.tumblr.com/post/175947006675/how-to-apply-for-ugc-net-check-out-the-process

HI Judson,
Karnataka Management Aptitude Test KMAT is a state-level entrance examination for admission to post graduate level programmes offered by MBA colleges and B-schools in the state of Karnataka. Aspirants can apply for admission to MBA/PGDM and MCA programmes by appearing in this examination. Conducted by Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association (KPPGCA), KMAT scores are used for admission to more than 170 colleges across the state. From this year onwards, KMAT has been opened to students from outside Karnataka, as well. Students are enrolled for admissions on the basis of marks scored in the KMAT entrance test. It is a paper-pencil based test having moderate difficulty level. Hope you are satisfied with my answer. Best of luck!

No wonder I see this query as every young citizen is rushing towards Delhi for studies and jobs for the sake of education and more job opportunities but there are many colleges out of Delhi that provide you even better and quality education. As Delhi is getting more populated the educational institutions have made education just a source of business where you keep on pumping money for no valuable reason. Believe me, even my elder brother pursued an MBA degree from Delhi and after spending so much money he's bound to work for a low salary in Delhi. So, yes you can explore and seek some honest feedback for colleges those are genuinely good and I think for that reason you can consider LM Thapar School of Management to pursue an MBA degree. Thapar Institute has evolved as a brand in the education sector and still has maintained its quality of education and that's a commendable job for sure. I would surely advise you to go for Thapar School of Management, rest is your call. All the best.