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To apply for SAP jobs, you need to have working knowledge of the technology. Bigger firms that use this technology will only hire you as a fresher if there is a need to train candidates afresh, which is very rare. It will be better if you acquire working knowledge of this technology and then apply to firms that use this technology. It will give you a better chance to get hired by these firms. However, SAP certifications and training is expensive and requires a good technical hold of the subject. So make your choice wisely. Good Luck!

Pursuing an MBA in IT isn't just about gaining technical know-how; it's about becoming a leader in the tech industry. This programme equips students with a diverse set of skills that are critical for success in today's fast-paced tech industry. By prioritizing leadership and management skills, students are empowered to take on top positions and lead with confidence. But that's not all! Communication skills are vital for expressing complex ideas with clarity, and analytical skills are essential for making informed decisions based on market trends. And let's not forget entrepreneurial skills - with an MBA in IT, students can develop a keen u... View more

Hi,
1. B.Tech (CS) has a lot of subjects, if you see all the four years course structure.
2. It also varies college-to-college.
3. If you could tell us which college or university are you considering?

You need to prepare well for reasoning, quantitative aptitude, verbal ability mainly. Also, make sure that you prepare well for general knowledge & general computer ability.

Hello! An engineering student can start his/her MBA exams preparations either in the final year (only if both college studies and exam preparation can be managed simultaneously) or by taking a drop of a year. If one does not want to opt for a drop, he/she can take up a job and prepare for those exams, if possible. Generally, depending upon one's aptitude and clarity about the basics of various topics, 2-8 months of diligent preparation is sufficient to crack an MBA exam.

If you were so sure about an MBA, why opt for B.Tech in the first place? Now that you gave taken this decision, it better to focus on B.Tech for the time being. The graduate percentage is an important criteria and is considered by all top schools for final selection. Even at a B-School you would be judged on your percentage in 10, 12 and graduation. So, don't take it lightly. You can start MBA prep at any time, no need to hurry A focused one year prep for CAT is sufficient to get into top colleges.

Go through the literature and history of theatre. Very importantly, read about theatre, personality and involvements very carefully. It is very scoring. Read your graduation books. They will help
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It is not necessary that you should attend coaching classes for your entrance unless and until you are not clear with the basics especially, in maths and data interpretation.

Hi,
Below links will help you to prepare for both the exams:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cmat" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cmat</a>
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/xat" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/xat</a>

Hi Siddharth,
Yes, you can do so. You can pursue one course as regular and other from distance learning. But, both the courses are professional courses hence if you won't do the same from any good college it will not hold much value. Thanks.

Hi,
Since you are preparing for MBA and have an interest in SAP then I would recommend going with SAP Sales and Distribution (SD). To learn SAP you don't need to know any computer programs because the course you will pursue for functional not development.

MBA is not offered in Xavier's College, Mumbai. Please refer to the link below to know about the courses offered:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-xavier-s-college-mahapalika-marg-Mumbai-1184/courses?ct[]=151&lo[]=1153" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-xavier-s-college-mahapalika-marg-Mumbai-1184/courses?ct[]=151&lo[]=1153</a>.

Hello, Tarunita! You can refer these books for CET exam preparation: Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations, A Modern Approach To Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning - R.S. Aggarwal. Also, join the mock test series of one of the coaching classes like TIME, IMS, Career Launcher, etc. Good luck!

Hello Shantanu!
Well, you need to somehow take out time and study for around 2-3 hours(weekdays) and 6-8 hours (weekends). You can choose to study during your office breaks and while travelling too. You can give mocks on a Sat and analyse it the next day. All the best!

Hello Justin,
There is an integrated five years course for law called BA LLB. There is a national level exam conducted for admission for this and to some of the other law colleges. You definitely need to study.

You can start preparing yourself i.e. self-study. Initially, you can refer to books by Arihant Publication, Pearson Publication available for CAT preparation. If you think it is difficult for you to get the logic and concepts then you can avail coaching from institutes like TIME, Career Launcher, IMS, and many more. Check below links for CAT preparation material:
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Link for coaching institutes:
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<p>MA in sociology admission at University of Delhi are done on the basis of CUET PG scores followed by seat allocation done through Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System &#40;CSAS PG&#41; portal.&nbsp;</p><p>Exam preparation for MA in sociology entrance exam at the University of Delhi:</p><p>For CUET PG Sociology, solving past papers and mock exams is crucial because it clarifies the questions that might be asked on the test.&nbsp;The curriculum and exam format should also be familiarised since they can be quite helpful in exam preparation.&nbsp;Also, completing sample pap... View more

Given the changing nature of CAT (which at a fundamental level has remained more or less the same) and the preparation required to 'crack' an exam of this kind, planning becomes extremely important in addition to the natural skillset.
Considering you have taken CAT 2015, you are now aware of three things:
1. Verbal preparation is not really prep prep but something that needs to be done over a long period
2. Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation requires vast exposure to different kind of questions and logic(s)
3. A simple formula based approach and sticking to level of difficulty 1-2-3 in Quant is good enough
When y... View more

Revise the basics and important concepts regularly. Try giving tests which are having CAT based pattern. Focus more on weaker topics. Consistent and Committed effort will definitely help you to score good in CAT.

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Hello Siddhartha,
No brother, at this time you should focus on your engineering study. If you start preparation for MBA in the 2nd year then you can easily qualify CAT exam.
All the best!

Hi dear,
For MBA, one must prepare for CAT from the second half of the 2nd year of B.Com (Hons).
1 year is enough for B.Com (Hons) student to get good grades in CAT provided sincere practice is done.
Refer to good books.
Thank you and all the best.

Hi,
The entrance test will be conducted by the Faculty of Science for admission to the course. Syllabus for the entrance test shall be of graduate level geology. The admissions will be given entirely on the basis of merit of the candidate's performance in the entrance test. The last date of registration is 6th June.
Best of luck.

The best and the easy book for preparation of CAT or MAT is Arihant Publications. The other books include Arun Sharma's The Complete CAT Digest, by Tata McGraw Hill.

MBA stands for Master of Business Administration, which is the most sorted after master's degree in business administration. The various areas of business are introduced to the students in the MBA programme such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, operation management etc. Exam Preparation Tips for MBA
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If you plan to get a MBA degree from the very beginning then it is preferable to get into a Bachelor's course which has at least one of the business subjects. It becomes an advantage. Although doing Bachelors in a business subject is not a compulsion. HomeEducationHow to Prepare How to Prepare for MBA
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No, you should do BBA from the best college, so can you get good and basic knowledge.

Any Degree course in the field of Tourism would enable you to pursue a travel career.
Individuals who hold a degree in travel and tourism management may work as travel agents, Travel clerks, Tour guides, Travel guides,Lodging managers, hospitality managers or travel coordinators.
The education and training requirements vary based on position and company.
There are Universities and Colleges in the Public as well as private sector offering Courses in Tourism and Travel Management.
Then there are Vocational Institutions imparting the Tourism Diploma and Post-Graduate Diploma.
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Hi Abhinay,
I suggest a systematic (even methodical) approach, in which you take the time to master each topic/concept (e.g., percents, ratios, assumption questions in critical reasoning, comparison questions in sentence correction, etc).
So, for each topic/concept, you should:
1) Learn the underlying concepts (rules, attributes, notation, etc.)
2) Learn GMAT-specific strategies related to that topic
3) Practice dozens of questions all related to that one topic.
4) Don't stop working on that topic until you have mastered it
Then, and only then, move on to the next topic.
In addition to learning the core conc... View more

CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP and GMAT are important. These are held between September to may month in a year. Marketing is a good specialisation.

<p>Hi, No doubt it is a good option to enroll yourself in a IGNOU M.Com after B.Com. You can easily prepare for competitive examination as M.Com has mostly same curriculum as of B.Com so there will be no extra burden or stress over you so just go for it.</p>