Currently, I am pursuing a postgraduate diploma in management at a college in Kerala. I am planning to specialize in HR in the second year. Being a student and someone who doesn't have much knowledge about the current market trends, may I know which course is better for securing a job - an MBA or a PGDM?
From India, Kottayam
From India, Kottayam
PGDM is to be equivalent to an MBA, then the course duration should be 2 years; a 1-year PGDM will not be equal to an MBA course.
The main reason why postgraduate courses are named PGDM is that when an institute is an autonomous body, i.e., not affiliated with any university and conducts management courses, such institutes cannot offer an MBA degree. Master of Business Administration degrees can only be granted by universities. However, it is important to remember that whether a student pursues PGDM or an MBA, the institution where they are studying is crucial and can enhance their employability. If you pursue your management studies from a reputed college that is recognized and offers decent placements, then your chances of employment are better.
Regards
From India, Mumbai
The main reason why postgraduate courses are named PGDM is that when an institute is an autonomous body, i.e., not affiliated with any university and conducts management courses, such institutes cannot offer an MBA degree. Master of Business Administration degrees can only be granted by universities. However, it is important to remember that whether a student pursues PGDM or an MBA, the institution where they are studying is crucial and can enhance their employability. If you pursue your management studies from a reputed college that is recognized and offers decent placements, then your chances of employment are better.
Regards
From India, Mumbai
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