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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, a part-time PGDM has some value only if it is done from a good and reputed college. Along with the degree, even your college would be noticed hence a good college is always better.

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pradeep bisht

Scholar-Level 16

For admission in IMDR, one must have completed graduation with at least 50% marks from any stream from a recognized university. You have to fill their application form with valid CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ MH-CET score, After that you will be called for GD/PI. For final selection, academic record, performance in entrance test, GD/PI will be considered. Good Luck.

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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

Guide-Level 15

It's always better to do full time because of the advanced classroom exposure you get. Many corporate nowadays wants students to have that.

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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB

Contributor-Level 8

Placement scenario is good in finance department in IMI Bhubaneswar. Average package is 6-6.5 lacsHDFC, ICICI banks are our recruiters for finance domain. You will also get other FMCG companies for placement as well as SIP.

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Aditya Agarwal

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Depends on what are you looking at? If you want to take up finance and you want a tier- 2 college, you can go with FORE. Else BIMTECH as FORE- FM is comparatively new.

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Pritpal Singh

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Its Narsee Monjee not Narsee Monkee. From Narsee Monjee, you can join PGDBM in Finance Management instead of M.Com. The programme is designed keeping in mind the constantly evolving needs of professionals seeking a career in finance and provides an excellent platform for those pursuing to further their growth with banking and financial institutions, financial consultancies, corporate finance organizations, etc. This two-year programme is ideal for students looking to switch jobs and explore new avenues in their career path. This programme offers management skills that can help open doors to careers in consultancy, banking, finance, etc
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

You can just revise the subjects you studied during the 4 semesters. Keep notes of the important topics. As this programme deals with banking and finance you can look for MBA in Banking ad Finance, Insurance, Finance, Financial Engineering. You will be able to find different job profiles such as analysts, loan officer, manager, assistant manager, investment banker, IT officer. One thing you need to do is to get a fair amount of knowledge of courses/topics you have studied. You need to put effort to get knowledge.

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Sahil Rana

Guide-Level 15

This is a two year course.
No need to give any exam.
Students who have appeared for final year of examination of their bachelor's degree program and are awaiting results can also apply, subject to successfully completing their bachelor's degree program / graduation within the time period specified by SCDL.

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kanu vashisht

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Go for BBA and take the optional subject (finance) or go for (financial markets).

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Amrit Raj

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Anjali,
It totally depends on your interest. However, people prefer B.Com in finance and accounting to BBA courses. You can go for the same. Although scope in both are same.

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