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Jasmeet Singh

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Yes, Rai University offers an MBA programme in Finance that focuses on financial management, investment analysis, risk management, and financial planning. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical insights, taught by experienced faculty members. Admission requires a recognised bachelor's degree with a minimum percentage of marks. The programme equips students with the skills and expertise needed for a successful career in the finance industry. For more information, visit Rai University's official website or contact their admissions department.

 

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Jasmeet Singh

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Candidates must have graduated from a reputable university with a minimum of 50% in their overall grades in order to be eligible for Rai University's MBA in Finance programme. It's imperative to fulfil this academic prerequisite in order to be considered for the programme. To improve their chances of acceptance, prospective students should make sure they meet this requirement. People who are interested are advised to visit Rai University's official website or get in touch with their admissions department for more precise information and instructions on how to apply.

 

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Soham Chakraborty

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Yes, Master of Business Administartion in Finance is also offered at Sunstone: Sharda University along with the other MBA course options. You can go for whichever course you want out there. Provides a 6 month paid internship to gain hands-on industry experience. Candidates must have passed graduation with the marks 50 percent. 

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Dewesh Nandan Prasad

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According to the norms of RBI exm, the Reserve Bank of India limits the number attempts for taking exams. The candidates belonging to general category can take the RBI exam 6 times whereas the candidates belonging to reserve categories can take the exam as many times they want. However, both categories have to fulfil the eligibility criteria in order to appear for the RBI exam.

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