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HI RAHUL
To remove your confusion I want to tell you few things about BULMIM ,The Institute is Bhavan's dedicated initiative to take management education to the next level. Thanks to an inspiring association with Mr Lakshmi Mittal, legendary global entrepreneur and steel icon and his wife Mrs Usha Mittal, the Institute has produced confident and successful professionals who are making their mark in different industries.Most importantly, in the finest traditions of Bhavan, the Institute is offering contemporary management education since 1995 integrated with time-honoured Indian values. In other words, it is focused on providing value-based orientation for ethical business growth using the finest business practices with continuous up gradation of skills. Our Two-Year Full Time PGDM programme also stands recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) as equivalent to Masters of Business Administration (MBA) of an Indian University for the purpose of Higher Education/Research. The distinguishing features of the PGDM (Full Time) 2 year programme are dual specialisation, 100 percent quality placement assistance, and probably the only B-school offering a course focusing on China. BULMIM is located in the heart of New Delhi at Copernicus Lane, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, adjacent to Connaught Place and India Gate. It is well connected by all means of transport and is a short walk from Mandi House Metro Station.BULMIM offer both SAP and ERP courses with full time PGDM,The College will provide you all the exposure for being a better future manager, the faculty is experienced and curriculum is updated as per the requirements of the industry. Over all both exposure wise and Fee Perspective a better option.
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Mr.Qamer,
As per your experience, you can think of MBA in finance.
An MBA Finance degree is a two years program that imparts knowledge in the subjects like Investment Management, Taxation and Tax Planning, Corporate Valuation, International Finance, Management Control System, Insurance Management, Financial Statement Reporting and Analysis and Management of Financial Services.
And the second choice you can take as MBA-insurance.
There are a lot of career opportunities in this field for young aspirants. Graduates from this field can work as development officer in insurance firms, their main task is to market and procure business. Post-graduates can work as an Assistant Administrative Officers through the employment exam conducted by the insurance companies. The main government companies that employ these graduates such as Postal Life Insurance, General Insurance Corporation (GIC) and Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC).
Furthermore, If you have any question, you can post here.
All the Best.

Yes, you may be eligible for Correspondence MBA based on the eligibility criteria of the particular university or institution offering the programme. The eligibility criteria for Correspondence MBA may vary from university to university, but typically, candidates need to have a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university in any discipline with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. As for the entrance exams for Correspondence MBA, it depends on the university or institution offering the programme. Some universities may require candidates to take their own entrance exams, while others may consider scores from national-level exams such as CAT MAT XAT or CMAT among others. However, some universities may also have a direct admission process based on the candidate's academic record and work experience. It is advisable to check the official website of the university or institution offering the Correspondence MBA programme for more information about the eligibility criteria and the admission process.