Hey Aspirant!!

Here is a complete comparison of the outcomes and objectives of two courses

The Programme Management is a Monitoring and Evaluation Approach Training explores essential features of Project management across the four essential phases of the program life cycle, namely design and planning, implantation and monitoring, diagnosis, and results. Not only that this programme Management assists in developing critical skills in governance and stakeholder management, while learning to successfully supervise and fulfill the strategic goals. .

With rapidly increasing industries in almost all areas and sectors, there is a subsequent increase in the need for project management. There is a growing demand for project managers in fields of construction, engineering, marketing, pharmaceutical companies, information technology and various others.

The scope and reach of project management are tremendous. Since all the growing companies are investing in projects within and outside of the country, there is an increasing need for individuals who can manage these projects, thus creating more job opportunities for project managers.

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Hey,

Hope you are doing great.

Jobs you can get after PMP certification :

• Project coordinator
• Portfolio and program manager
• Project director
• Product owner
• Project mamager consultant
• Engineering project manager
• Technical project manager
• PMO role
• Data science manager
• Technical project manager
• Transition PMP
• IT prohect manager

The PMP consultant can score good paying jobs, due to its labour intensive scope and concurrent projects. The consultant job offers flexibility and opportunities for a PMP to manage projects across different industries, requiring basic knowledge in multiple processes.

Hope this helps you.

Hello Bhanu,

I hope you are doing well. As per your query, you have completed your B.Tech. in ECE and you wish to pursue Project or Buisness Management in Canada. After doing a lot of research we have found that more oppotunities are available in Project management as compared to buisness management in Canada. At the same time you can keep buisness management as a alternative.

Following are the key features of project management:

So, project management (https://www.pmi.org/about/learn-about-pmi/what-is-project-management) is the use of different approaches, tools, and techniques to manage a project. A project manager, then, is someone who manages this process from beginning to end.

Project managers work in different industries in Canada and around the world: construction and engineering, financial services, information technology (IT), law, healthcare etc. They are of great value for businesses.

Here are some of the ways project managers can help companies:

• Save time and money by carefully mapping out projects
• Improve communication by keeping it clear and effective
• Manage risks and solve problems by analyzing trends and planning ahead

Hope this will help you to pursue your dream career. And all the best for your future endeavours.

Thanks with Regards.

Heyy,

COEP pune, LPU Jalandhar, and VJTI mumbai provide a M.tech degree in construction management. IIT madras provides a M.tech degree in Building technology and construction management. If you are confused between two courses with similar names, I would advise you to check the brochure provided by the college you are looking for. You will get a detailed course structure and it will help you compare both the courses according to your preferences. If possible, you can also consider searching for colleges abroad in this field.

hello pabitra,

Hope you are doing well, now coming back the question

Project management is the process of leading the work of a team to achieve all project goals within the given constraints. This information is usually described in project documentation, created at the beginning of the development process. The primary constraints are scope , time, and budget .The secondary challenge is to optimize the allocation of necessary inputs and apply them to meet pre-defined objectives.

for more information and details about the colleges, please go through the following link

https://www.careers360.com/courses/project-management-course

hope this will help you a lot

thank you

Hello Student

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Admission in top MBA project management colleges are based on the merit list or entrance exam followed by personal interview.Most of the colleges conduct counselling and select students based on marks obtained in their Bachelor's degree or merit list prepared by the university.There are several entrance exams for which you can appear for admission such as CAT,MAT,XAT,SNAP,GMAT, and many others.

There are number of colleges that offer MBA project management course full time.Here are some of the colleges:

•Sikkim Manipal University: It offers full time(2 years) MBA in Project management on campus.The total fees for course is Rs.5.50 lakhs.This college accepted the score of entrance exam MAT/CAT or entrance exam conducted by SMIT followed by Group discussion and Personal Interview with more than 50% marks in graduation.

•Institute of Management and Research,Ghaziabad: Admission is based on the minimum of 50% aggregate marks in graduation and required a valid score in UPSEE followed by GD and PI.Accept the score of entrance exam CAT/XAT/MAT/ATMA.The course fees for 1st year is Rs.90000/-

•Institute of Business Management and Research, Kolkata: Selection is based on the basis of performance in CMAT/MAT/JEMAT and percentage of marks in UG and PG degree examination followed by GD and PI held at IBMR Premises .The total fees for 2 year program is Rs. 3,75,000/-

•Dibrugarh University: Admission is based on the marks secured in MAT/CAT/CMAT or CMSDU test and Should have graduation degree in any subject from a recognized university.The course fee for 1st year is Rs. 52,380/-

•Kanpur institute of Technology: Should have graduation degree with minimum of 50% marks.The fees for first year is Rs. 65,000/-

•Pacific University,Udaipur:The admission is based on CAT entrance.The fees of course is Rs. 1,70,909/-

•Sandip University,Nashik: The admission is based on minimum of 50% marks in graduation and CAT/MAT/XAT score.The fees for 1st year is Rs. 1 Lakh.

•Rakshpal Bahadur Management institute:The admission is based on minimum of 50% aggregate marks in graduation and a valid score in CAT/MAT/XAT/AIMA. The fees for 1st year is Rs. 1.05 lakhs.

•Invertis institute of management studies: The admission is based on the minimum of 50% aggregate marks in graduation and valid score in CAT/MAT/XAT/ATMA. The fees for 1st year is Rs. 1.35 lakhs.

•Kalka Business school:The admission is based on the minimum of 50% aggregate marks in graduation and accept the score of  UPSEE MBA.The fees for 1st year is Rs. 59,700/-

All the above Indian colleges offered 2 years full time MBA course in Project Management on campus.

I wouldnt say Construction Management and Project Management are same, but they are comparable courses and support your Engineering Degree preferably in Construction/Civil Engineering with aspects of Management. The basic Difference is, after MBA in Project Management, you have wider scope and impetus regarding career prospects, be it PSUs, Mining & Metals Industry, Automobile Industry or Infrastructure & Energy Industry, whereas Construction Management limits your career scope to Civil/Construction/Infrastructure Sectors.

Hey,

Well, you can definitely pursue architecture course after graduation if that is what you wish to do in future. Also you can get into Project Management as well but I suggest you should work hard in your own stream assuming you have not lost your interest in the field. Don't ever fall into false claims by anyone that such and such field is very good or you can make more money in a particular branch. Your passion must drive you. There are many engineers who go for MBA and excel in that field as well while some stick to their streams and do M.TECH instead. Many civil engineers grab government jobs as well and there are some who prefer becoming IT professionals rather than willing to go to "construction sites"!

So what I would suggest is follow your passion, choose a field in which you are most comfortable working.

Hope it Helps!

Best Wishes