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Main Campus - It is inside the city which is its the biggest advantage. Main Campus houses lot of different departments like MBA, Science, Commerce, Hotel Management, School of Law, Computer Applications etc. The crowd in Main Campus is so huge because of these many departments. Most of the foreign students also study is Main Campus. Student life seems to be kind of busy since you are in the city and you have lot of places to hang out in and around the campus. Once your class timings are over rarely students stay back inside the campus unless it is for some assignments and group works. City life comes with lot of exposures also. It is easy to get and do live projects and internships. But the campus is very small and burgeoning number of students makes it over crowded.

In average level colleges there is very less difference between this, one is autonomous need AICTE approval and MBA need UGC regonised university approval, during placement, there is not much difference, only some colleges provide you 6/8 months internship for practical exposure. In MBA, 2 months are given, but nowadays, maximum of average colleges can provide you 2 months of internship for both PGDM as well as MBA. MBA's cost is less as it is a university program. PGDM is an autonomous program and hence, the cost is higher. To choose a right college through MAT, check the job profile, sustainability and average in hand salary (not annual CTC package). If you are unable to get MAT tier-I colleges or not having higher CAT score, feel free to write.
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