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Difference between MBA and PGDM

Confused between PGDM and MBA? Our simple infographic breaks down the differences between an MBA and a PGDM. Discover which one fits your goals - whether it's a Master's Degree or a Diploma Course.

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Difference between MBA and PGDM

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  1. Difference between MBA and PGDM MBA VS PGDM MBA is a Master's Degree, providing a strong academic foundation. PGDM is a Diploma, focusing on practical skills and industry relevance. A 2-year program affiliated with universities, offering a degree upon completion. Provides a strong theoretical foundation. A 2-year program offered by autonomous institutions. Emphasizes practical skills and industry-relevant knowledge. Generally follows a standardized curriculum, focusing on core subjects with limited flexibility to adapt to industry trends. Curriculum can be dynamic, adapting to industry needs. Offers specialized courses and encourages hands-on learning through case studies and projects. Globally recognized and respected, making it suitable for international careers. Widely accepted in India, with strong industry recognition and relevance in the domestic job market. Strong alumni networks, opportunities in diverse sectors, and extensive campus placement programs. Focus on building strong industry connections, high potential for industry exposure, and placement opportunities in emerging sectors. Less flexible, with a fixed structure and limited adaptability to industry trends. More flexible, allowing for curriculum updates to align with current industry demands. More expensive, with tuition fees varying by university and location. More affordable, with tuition fees usually fixed by the institution. www.educationcounseling.in +919971113285

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