Its currently MBA exam season. All the future managers are geared up for one of the most competitive exams in the world!!
So Far..
CAT 2008 - Through. The results would be out on 9th Jan 2009
IIFT 2008 - Exam is through. Even the results are announced. refer to http://www.mbaduniya.com for the results
JMET 2008, TISS 2008, SNAP 2008, IBSAT 2008 - exams are through
Upcoming exams..
NMAT 2008 - 28th December
XAT 2009 - 4th January
FMS 2009 - 11th January
Wish all the MBA aspirants the very best of luck in all their endeavours.
For special tips and strategies about papers from existing students, refer to the site http://www.mbaduniya.com
Will keep the thread posted with more info as I get time.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Difference between MBA and Diploma in Management
A very frequently asked question by most of the MBA aspirants in India, in terms of course and content, there is no major difference between the two.
However, an MBA degree is awarded by business schools which are part of a University. For example, Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) in Delhi awards the MBA Degree as it is a part of Delhi University.
On the other hand a diploma is awarded by autonomous Business Schools which are not Universities. For example, all the IIMs in India award a Diploma in Business Management. For example, IIM Ahmedabad awards the Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) for its two year post graduate management course.
Although the degrees awarded may be different, a PGDBM is considered equivalent to an MBA. The reputation of the institute awarding the degree should be considered while making the decision of joining a management course.
More information about the same would be available on the website http://www.mbaduniya.com which is a site dedicated for information about Indian MBA.
However, an MBA degree is awarded by business schools which are part of a University. For example, Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) in Delhi awards the MBA Degree as it is a part of Delhi University.
On the other hand a diploma is awarded by autonomous Business Schools which are not Universities. For example, all the IIMs in India award a Diploma in Business Management. For example, IIM Ahmedabad awards the Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) for its two year post graduate management course.
Although the degrees awarded may be different, a PGDBM is considered equivalent to an MBA. The reputation of the institute awarding the degree should be considered while making the decision of joining a management course.
More information about the same would be available on the website http://www.mbaduniya.com which is a site dedicated for information about Indian MBA.
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