PGDM

AICTE-recognised autonomous B-Schools offer the 2-year PGDM programme, which emphasizes imparting practical management knowledge. The PGDM programme lasts for two years, and candidates must have graduated with at least a 50% grade point average in management, preferably. However, graduates from any field are eligible to apply for this course. Candidates in their final year are also eligible. The majority of PGDM admissions are determined by entrance exams like the MAT CAT XAT and GMAT. The candidate's academic profile, What score, and interview score all factor into the final decision. The following are the requirements for international applicants to the PGDM programme:
1. Applicants must be GMAT-eligible.
2. They must also meet the requirements for in-person interviews via video calls. Read More :- https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-engineering-and-management-salt-lake-city-kolkata-23742/courses.

This is one of the most popular PGDM programs, known for its high-paying jobs and creative and innovative skill-set requirements. After completing the course, you can work in an advertising agency, a corporate company's marketing department, a digital marketing company, or in the sales team. General MBA programme or a bit higher end MBA Hons programme. Function specific programs: Marketing, Human resources, Finance, operations, International business, Business Analytics, IT etc. Industry specific programs: Financial Markets, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Hospitality, Health care, Media management, Oil & gas management etc. But there are quite a few important points before I move further into discussion like: Your interests, aptitude, bent of mind, personality type, analytical ability, hobbies and aspirations need to be just right fit for any Masters in Management programme. Before choosing any of the specialisation, you must take utmost care that your own traits are matching the specialisation you want to do plus diligent research on the programme outcomes too. Few good B-Schools that I suggest in India are : Old Iims, FMs Delhi, SIBM, ISB, MDI, XLRI/XIM, SP Jain, LPU Punjab, IBS Hyderabad, LBSIM, IIFT Great lakes Chennai, and many IITs in no particular order, Although not all of them may be best in every specialisation you have to make a informed choice. One very important point I would like to make: The management programs cost very high from top B-Schools, and in this distressed economy, chose one which is value for money and your chances of scholarships are there.