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Hello Mohit,
With Diploma, you can get lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering. Government of Maharashtra conduct test for all prospective students.

It depends a lot on the college. For eg. MBA from an IIM will clearly hold more value. In addition to that, MBA is a more widely recognised course.

Hi Priyanka,
Being an IT graduate, to pursue MBA in IT would be an ideal option for you. A candidate with sound knowledge in both the technical as well as managerial fields would be an asset to any organization. You can work on various posts like system analyst, technical consultant, business development manager, etc. There are several reputed IT companies like Google, Microsoft, IBM, TCS, Wipro, etc. which look for such candidates.
Good luck.

You can go for B.Sc followed by Ph.D. You can also try to clear JRF ET after completing M.Sc. If you are interested in engineering or medical sciences, then you can opt for medicine/ engineering, and then you can go for research in the same.

The best colleges in terms of placement are:
1. Christ university, Bangalore
2. Pumba, Pune

Yes of course, Medvarsity is run by Apollo group. Hence, you get the best of the knowledge from the healthcare industry professionals.

Hi,
Both the colleges are good in terms of faculty and placements.
You can use the following tool by Shiksha to compare the colleges.
https://www.shiksha.com/compare-colleges
I hope this helps

They Provide both MBA & PGDM and have pretty decent placement record. Aprt from the program they also conduct industry interaction programs in order to prepare there students industry ready.

ETEN is preferable.

Hi Uday. ABS Noida is a pretty decent B-school to pursue MBA. The average package offered is Rs 5.8L. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-management-asian-business-school/123227 Kindly visit the given link for more details regarding the college reviews, fees, etc.
I hope it helps.

Yes, maths is considered there, you should get 60% minimum to do BBA there.

You can take admission in Aakash or Bansal classes to prepare for NEET or other medical entrance exams. The institute will help you with class 11th and 12th course along with medical entrance exam preparation.

You need a minimum score of 55% in B.Tech.

Hi Rishabh,
Yes, no doubt, it is one of the private colleges.
Her rank is in the top 10 private colleges.
Her placement, campus, faculty and alumni are all good.
If you wish to go, my opinion is yes, you may go through.
All the best.

Dear,
The CFA program provides a strong foundation of advanced investment analysis and real-world portfolio management skills that will give you a career advantage.
But, MBA degree give you overall knowledge of Finance, Marketing, Strategy, Planning and skills to survive in Competitive market.
According to me, once your MBA degree will finish and you are interested for Finance or Portfolio management profile, you can think of certification courses to boom up your growth and knowledge.
MBA Degree is widely recognized by employers.
All the best.