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Hi,
Delhi University, Jamia Millia Islamia University, GSSIPU, Amity University etc. are some of the best B.Ed colleges in New Delhi. Thanks.

MBA in China is not the perfect option.There are many better countries abroad including Canada, USA, UK, etc to pursue MBA.

Besides a great peer group and tested IIM pedagogy, it has a small batch size which makes us more of a close knitted family. Also the campus is situated in the erstwhile summer palace of the Mayurbhanj kings of Orissa. It is situated at a hill station having the most beautiful of seasons and weather.

Yes, but you are required to clear the respective entrance exams for the same.

For MBA course, you need some years of work experience. Also, a lot will depend on your GMAT and IELTS scores. So if you have taken those exams, please mention their scores.

Yes, this is a good choice. NTTF is a good college and in future there is a good chance to get opportunity in your field.

Hello Rohit,
I was in the same shoes where you are right now. I was too thinking between these colleges for admission but due to better faculty, companies and offerings I opted for Asia Pacific institute of management.
Thank you.

Cutrin is a good university, very popular in Australia. The program is accredited by the International Project Management Institute (PMI) and endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). Write to the university for internship opportunities and career assistance. Hope it helped.

You can opt for BBA, BA (Hons.) in economics, BBE, CA,CS, hotel management, fashion designing, BCA, LLB, etc. As you do not have a maths background, you may have to do BCA from private universities to fulfill your IT dreams.

Hi Ramesh,
You can apply but admission chances with backlogs is slim. You will also put yourself at high risk of visa rejection. However, if you have a convincing SOP and LORs you may have a chance. Write to the universities before applying.

I think 5-6 lakhs per annum. For more information, please check Manipal's website or https://www.shiksha.com to check package for any jobs.
Best of luck.

Please mention which course are you interested in studying.

Both the specializations are in demand. Marketing is one of the key branch in the company. Finance is the necessity of every company, and no company can survive without a finance manager, so again finance is equally important.
So, you can go for any as per your interest area but pursue your MBA from a reputed B-school. I can suggest you some good MBA colleges which have good infrastructure, exposure, and faculty support and placement cell.
1. IIMs.
2. Xavier Institute of Management – Bhubaneswar.
3. SP Jain Institute of Management and Research – Mumbai.
4. UPES – Dehradun.
5. ICFAI University – Mumbai.

There is no such thing as best specialization in MBA. Every course is special in its own way. What matters is your interest and from which institute you are doing your MBA.

NUS and NTU are both highly reputed universities. 69.9% sounds a little low to me for admission in these universities. But if you have other factors to complement your profile like work experience, projects, research work, extra curricular activities, etc. then you definitely stand a chance.
All the best.

That totally depends on your interests. Please mention which subjects are you strongest in.