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krishanu chatterjeeCurious to know new things.
Contributor-Level 8
Hello,
For MBA entrance exam, basic eligibility criteria is graduation with at least 50% marks. But, as what you said you are pursuing Diploma course. So, maybe you are not eligible. If you have a graduation degree with 50% marks you can apply. All the best.
For MBA entrance exam, basic eligibility criteria is graduation with at least 50% marks. But, as what you said you are pursuing Diploma course. So, maybe you are not eligible. If you have a graduation degree with 50% marks you can apply. All the best.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Yes, definitely you can enroll for CFA.
All the best for your CFA Exam.
Yes, definitely you can enroll for CFA.
All the best for your CFA Exam.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
Interpersonal Skills.
Formal Qualifications.
Problem Solving Skills.
Analytical Skills.
Technologically Savvy.
Desire to Innovate.
Relationship Management
Skills. Exceptional Leadership.
Strong Technical base
Awareness with industrial figures
Relationship management skills
For more skills that nowadays employers are looking for visit the below mentioned website:
https://content.wisestep.com/key-job-skills-finance-employers-are-looking-for/.
Formal Qualifications.
Problem Solving Skills.
Analytical Skills.
Technologically Savvy.
Desire to Innovate.
Relationship Management
Skills. Exceptional Leadership.
Strong Technical base
Awareness with industrial figures
Relationship management skills
For more skills that nowadays employers are looking for visit the below mentioned website:
https://content.wisestep.com/key-job-skills-finance-employers-are-looking-for/.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
Hi,According to the ranking from different websites, I have seen that Mahendra College is better
In top 10 colleges, it comes at 2 and position after CL.
And, KD campus at 5th position.
In top 10 colleges, it comes at 2 and position after CL.
And, KD campus at 5th position.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
These two are different option, so comparison cannot be fair.My inputs:
If getting job is your priority (may be financial requirement, family priority for early settlement, etc.). Prepare for Bank PO if higher studies is your plan go for M.Com. Do you have any idea what you will do after M.Com. Will you go for further higher studies like M.Hill or Ph.D? Another option is both, you can take admission in M.Com. And also simultaneously prepare for Bank PO. If you can give 3 hours daily for Bank PO you can clear exam during your M.Com. Getting a job is the main objective of most of the students. If you want to make your career in banking st
If getting job is your priority (may be financial requirement, family priority for early settlement, etc.). Prepare for Bank PO if higher studies is your plan go for M.Com. Do you have any idea what you will do after M.Com. Will you go for further higher studies like M.Hill or Ph.D? Another option is both, you can take admission in M.Com. And also simultaneously prepare for Bank PO. If you can give 3 hours daily for Bank PO you can clear exam during your M.Com. Getting a job is the main objective of most of the students. If you want to make your career in banking st
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Shiva ReddyEducation Adviser
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, risk management is suitable for you, because it will somehow related to the finance and investment.
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krishanu chatterjeeCurious to know new things.
Contributor-Level 8
FMS best in its category. Unparallel placement within the fees they will take from you.
All the best.
All the best.
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7 years ago
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
You don't need register for all the three levels at once
no every level is not going to conduct on same day
level 1 has two attempts first in June and second in December
level 2 conducted the next year it has only one attempt in June only
level 3 is same as level 2
registration for level 2 will be done after clearing level 3 and same with level 3.
no every level is not going to conduct on same day
level 1 has two attempts first in June and second in December
level 2 conducted the next year it has only one attempt in June only
level 3 is same as level 2
registration for level 2 will be done after clearing level 3 and same with level 3.
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Akshita Jain
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, there are so many colleges for MBA in finance. If I talk about top colleges and high placement, you need to score more than 90percentile in CET and good percentiles in CAT. PUMBA of Pune and Welingkar & SBJain of Mumbai are top colleges where you can explore.
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Mayur Amle
Beginner-Level 4
AT MITWPU, MBA (Finance) fee structure is 7 lakhs for 2-year full-time program.
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