School of Commerce and Management, Christ University

Hi, College is very good. Standard and the quality of teaching is high. There will be lot of learning and fun filled activities from which you can learn a lot and get ready for meeting the high expectations of the corporate. Placements are also great.Christ University is a happening campus. There will be lot of fest going on from different deaneries. It is a very good platform to learn. It includes extra co-curriculum activities, sports, dance, music, management fests etc. Teachers are very supportive. Standard of education is very good. Overall Christ University is a fun learning university. About placements: The crowning factor of any MBA program is placements. The robust placement cell at Institute of Management, Christ University has been functioning effectively for over 15 years. The cell has grown along with the institute, from placing 60 students in the year of inception to working on placing over 700 students last year. We had over 150 organizations from different sector namely IT, BFSI, Consulting, FMCG, Health care, Automobile, Real estate, Hospitality etc. The number of organizations and the compensation has consistently increased over the years. Our highest compensation this year has been Rs.11.5 Lacs and we averaged at Rs.6 Lacs. At least 70% of the companies who visit have recruited from us in the past which talks about the quality of our students and every year there are about 25 % new organizations. Internship and live projects are a serious affair and the placement cell is actively involved in summer and winter placements. Students are placed across industries, verticals and roles. From just placing students to actively playing a role in grooming and molding a student to be corporate ready, the placement cell activities have grown over the years. Training programs are designed to sharpen basic business acumen and improve general knowledge. Targeted courses are charted to enhance employability skills. It is not possible to take admission now.

The crowning factor of any MBA program is placements. The robust placement cell at Institute of Management, Christ University has been functioning effectively for over 15 years. The cell has grown along with the institute, from placing 60 students in the year of inception to working on placing over 700 students last year. We had over 150 organizations from different sector namely IT, BFSI, Consulting, FMCG, Health care, Automobile, Real estate, Hospitality etc. The number of organizations and the compensation has consistently increased over the years. Our highest compensation this year has been Rs.11.5 Lacs and we averaged at Rs.6 Lacs. At least 70% of the companies who visit have recruited from us in the past which talks about the quality of our students and every year there are about 25% new organizations. Internship and live projects are a serious affair and the placement cell is actively involved in summer and winter placements. Students are placed across industries, verticals and roles. From just placing students to actively playing a role in grooming and molding a student to be corporate ready, the placement cell activities have grown over the years. Training programs are designed to sharpen basic business acumen and improve general knowledge. Targeted courses are charted to enhance employ-ability skills.

That is a very general confusion faced by everyone. You have to first understand the difference between pgdm & mba. Mba is a degree and pgdm is a diploma. Degrees can only be awarded by a university but pgdm can be awarded by any institute recognized by aicte. Mba is more of theoretical type, while pgdm is more of practical type. Pgdm will be better if u prefer practical knowledge and industry exposure above theoretical knowledge. But if you want go for higher studies like phd u should go for mba, as for phd a masters degree is required and pgdm is not a degree. But if the pgdm program is recognized by aicte as well as the association of Indian universities as equivalent to mba, then it will be treated as a degree. So do check the details of the program and then decide. All the best.

Their is no fair comparison among these electives. Most of the people choose elective or majors based on their interests or grades in respectable courses.
But i guess here you are not planning to decide based on your interests. So decide base on grades, skills or talents. Or you can decide base on goals, so first you need to identify that what exactly you want in the end. Creating your goals will help you in decision. Also dont forget the skills required to complete this majors. So what skill you have? Are you creative? Good salesman? go for marketing. If you are good in understanding humans nature and can read and manage humans go for HR.