PGDM

Lloyd Business School admission to PG-level courses is based on a candidate's valid score in the qualifying entrance exam, which is CAT/ MAT/ GMAT/ ATMA. For UG courses, admission is merit-based. Candidates who don’t have a valid score in any of the above-mentioned exams, need to appear for the Lloyd Management Aptitude Test (LMAT) conducted by the School. Tabulated below is the list of courses along with their selection and eligibility criteria:Courses Eligibility Criteria & Selection CriteriaPGDMSelection Criteria: CAT/ MAT / GMAT / XAT/ CMATEligibility: Graduates with a minimum 50% aggregate (Gen/ OBC) or 45% aggregate (SC/ST) in any stream from a university recognized by UGC/AICTECandidates appearing in the Final year of their Bachelor's Degree can also applyMBA (Dual Specialization)Selection Criteria L-MAT / CAT/  MAT/ GMAT / ATMAEligibility: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in any stream recognized by the Association of Indian Universities/AICTEA minimum of 50% aggregate in Class 10, Class 12, and Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent CGPABBAEligibility: Class 12 from a recognized boardExecutive ProgrammeEligibility: Graduation degree in a relevant subject from a recognised university

Post Graduate Diploma in Management is what PGDM stands for. The two-year course of study aims to provide students a thorough grasp of management theories and procedures. Distance education For students who desire to pursue a profession in journalism and public communication but are unable to attend normal lectures, there is a PGDM in journalism and mass communication programme. The AICTE-approved programme is provided by several institutions and universities throughout India.The typical course length is one year. Although the application procedure varies from institution to college, most call for a bachelor's degree from an accredited university. The cost of the course may differ based on the college or university, however it often falls between 55,000 and 1,000,000 Indian Rupees.These are a few Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Xavier Institute of Communications Mumbai 

If you have applied for an MBA global programme instead of a PGDM MBA programme and realized the error, the best course of action would be to contact the admissions office or the relevant department of the institution where you applied. Explain the situation to them and inform them about your intended programme preference.They will be able to guide you on the next steps to rectify the mistake. They may advise you to submit a revised application with the correct programme preference or provide you with alternative solutions. It's important to communicate with the admissions office as soon as possible to ensure that your application is processed correctly and to avoid any potential issues or confusion during the admission process.