Which is the best course after completing B.Tech mechanical engineering amongst MS, MBA and PGDM? I am an average student and weak in maths.

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Seheer Ottayil | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

Dear Sreeram, Please understand that there is no difference in PGDM and MBA other than course name. PGDM is equivalent to MBA and syllabus of both are almost same. Maths is an essential subject in both. There are subjects like Quantitative Techniques , Business Maths / Statistics or etc in both PG

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Ritesh Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

You should take step towards doing M.Tech in your relevant field and look for career in your line and UEM Kolkata will help to achieve your career goal. Every career counselling will tell you to focus on your area. University of engineering and management have good placement assistance too for your

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Sreeram S Nair | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

I was thinking about doing PG Diploma abroad. Is there any scope?

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