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Hariprasad Venkatesh
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If you are going for CFA better you finish your MBA first and then move to CFA. After your MBA you can do the CFA while working. These both combination are good and while working if you crack your CFA you will be hired from the company in which your working for.
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Rohit Kamat
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Duration of the course -3 years
Eligibility 10+2 with minimum 50% marks
Stream Management
Average course fee: INR 2 to 5 Lacs.
Eligibility 10+2 with minimum 50% marks
Stream Management
Average course fee: INR 2 to 5 Lacs.
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Deeksha Dixit
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A human resources management MBA can be pursued by those with an interest in organizational management. An MBA in finance is an option for those who prefer the finance management field.
- Function: The account management of a company depends on the financial team. They organize, execute, and handle a company's financial operations. Due to their responsibility for managing employees, human resources departments are essential parts of businesses. For the development of the business, they are in charge of recruiting, securing the best talent, and retaining it.
- Career options: A finance MBA can help you work as a finance executive, assistant f
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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for B.com Hons. in Accounting, and finance at Hiramba Chandra College, Kolkata is around -
For General Category - 50%
For OBC Category - 43%
For SC Category - 37%
For ST Category - 37%
For General Category - 50%
For OBC Category - 43%
For SC Category - 37%
For ST Category - 37%
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Deeksha Dixit
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A PGDM in banking and financial services is better for those who are interested in working in the banking industry. For those who are interested in the HR field, a PGDM in human resource management is better.
1. Job Profile: With a PGDM in banking and financial services, you can expect jobs like finance officer, executive finance, finance controller, and other related jobs in banks as well as private companies. With a PGDM in human resource management, you can expect jobs like HR executive, HR assistant, HR operation, etc.
2. Salary: The average annual salary with a PGDM in banking is around Rs. 2.8 Lacs in the initial period. The aver
1. Job Profile: With a PGDM in banking and financial services, you can expect jobs like finance officer, executive finance, finance controller, and other related jobs in banks as well as private companies. With a PGDM in human resource management, you can expect jobs like HR executive, HR assistant, HR operation, etc.
2. Salary: The average annual salary with a PGDM in banking is around Rs. 2.8 Lacs in the initial period. The aver
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palak mahajan
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Hi Ayisha the fee structure at SNES College of Arts, Commerce and Management for B.Com in Finance for full course duration would be around INR 206000 for 3 years and this college provide good internship policies so just go for it.
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Shikhar Saini
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Admission to B.Com F&A in Christ University is merit-based. Last year, the cutoff for B.Com Finance and Accounting was 93% for boys and 95% for girls. The required cutoff for this course varies every year. Christ University assigns more weightage to the online entrance test score, performance in the Personal Interview and micro presentation rather than the board marks in class 12th.
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Shikhar Saini
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Science Total 100 marks
*80 marks
Board exam would be of 80 marks for each subject which would cover 100% of Class X syllabus only. Marks and Grades both will be awarded for individual subjects. 9 point grading system would be followed. *20 marks (Internal Assessment) Passing marks - 33% out in each subject
Period written test restricted to three in each subject in an academic year. Average of best two to be taken for final submission. Notebook submission includes Regularity, Assignment Completion and Neatness & upkeep of notebook. Subject Enrichment Activity includes Practical Lab work.
*80 marks
Board exam would be of 80 marks for each subject which would cover 100% of Class X syllabus only. Marks and Grades both will be awarded for individual subjects. 9 point grading system would be followed. *20 marks (Internal Assessment) Passing marks - 33% out in each subject
Period written test restricted to three in each subject in an academic year. Average of best two to be taken for final submission. Notebook submission includes Regularity, Assignment Completion and Neatness & upkeep of notebook. Subject Enrichment Activity includes Practical Lab work.
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