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Yes you can, You're eligible. If your interest is into services industry and Healthcare sector, Then it shall be good choice to pursue.All The Best For It.

Hi Anita,
That's a good question. In a MBA/PGDM course from any college, students with work experience will always have an advantage. This advantage will also help them in placements. However, that does not mean that students without work experience will not get good jobs. When recruiters come, they look at the student's overall performance in college academics, and they will select the student if they are impressed (even if that student does not have any job experience).

Yes PUMBA accepts NRI applicants from DTE for admission into MBA program.

See, your rank is good & you should get MAIT in the upcoming counseling rounds. Talking about spot counseling, its little risky as there seats are alloyed on the basis of availability. If seats are available, you might get MAIT in spot counseling also. Last year even students with rank up to 1500 were allotted MAIT in spot counseling.

I think America would be better option for you . choice is yours

you can do M.Tech after your MCA by giving GATE exam.

you can do BBA and after BBA you can do MBA and after MBA you can do CFA

Sorry, but my college wants entrance exams like CMAT and CAT. So if you want admission in my college then you have to get admission in Management quota which fees higher than regular admission then you will surely get admission in our college.

To be an Entrepreneur you definitely need business skills hence BBA, then MBA . But after B.Tech MBA is also possible. Choose whatever you like then do your MBA.

MBA is more of an American concept and the program requires the students to have more work experience. MBA courses in US have classes where students have average work experience of 5 years.
PGDM is what Indian students are more familiar with. You can start a PGD with or without any work experience. That depends from university to university. PGD also has more theoretical approach to teaching while MBA is more practical course.
Canadian PGD is a respected degree and should be beneficial to your career.

BBA is the management course whereas b.tech is technical course and it has more applied mathematics , physics, chemistry you need to study.

I dont think your experience shall stand valid, sijce experience post graduation is asked for. Secondly, If you want to be at manager level , go to premium bschools and full Time MBA is recommended for goodbsalary and lucrative career.E-MBA , part time or distance MBA is just not recommended if you want managerial roles that too in Big MNCs.

Dr. MGR University, Chennai is a government university and Sathyabama University is a private university.
For details, check the below given links:
https://www.shiksha.com/Dr-M-G-R-University-Dr-M-G-R-University-Education-And-Research-Chennai-institute-college-listingoverviewtab-33330
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/23588/institute/college-Sathyabama-University-Chennai-India

The documents required at the time of admission are mentioned on MAIT website.
Pls refer mait.ac.in
There you will get the document list as well as the contact no. Of MAIT.
Details regarding fees and the draft that is to be made is also given there.
Contact no. 011- 65647742 and 65151164

both are reputed. its difficult to compare each other.

information Technology (IT) based on only software. Computer Science & Engineering(CSE) based on Software and Hardware (both). that's the besic deference.

Hi Banti,
We at Amity Bangalore place a great deal of importance on placements. Quite a lot of companies and start-ups come to our college for placements. You can be rest assured that you will have a number of profiles to choose from. Seeing that you have 4 years of work experience, it will be that much more easier to find placements in the area of your interest. Besides, if you have any specific profile or company in mind, you can always speak to our placement coordinator regarding your plans. Be assured to get all the support you will need. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if there is anything else you want to know.