What's the difference between the courses: Masters in Management and Post Graduate Diploma in Management at Welingkar?
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6 years ago
As a former Welingkar student (PGDM Full time - 2013 batch), I can throw some light on how the institute is.
I will highlight some pluses and minuses about the college and overall what to expect.
If you are looking at joining a good b-school, the below is something you should expect from the colle
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8 years ago
Both degrees are of 2 years duration and full time. MMS stands for Masters in Management Studies and is a 2 year management degree program that is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). MBA stands for master in business administration is a 2 year degree course that is designe
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8 years ago
PGDM is Post Graduation Diploma in Management while MMS is Masters in Management Studies. The later one will be having curriculum, exam pattern,fees according to Mumbai University while the former one is an autonomous program offered by Weschool. Placements for both the courses are same.
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Welingkar Mumbai offer both full-time and part-time courses. The college offers PGDM as its flagship programme in full-time mode. Other courses offered by the college include Master of Management Studies (MMS), Executive PGDM, 11-Month Post Graduate Programs (PGP) and Certificate Courses in di
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