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Moin NargundAspiring Student
Guide-Level 12
Some more details such as if you are already selected for Bank PO and MBA, would have been helpful. If you got both of them in your hand and it is a question of choosing between two, unless MBA is from a premier institution, I recommend you to join the Bank. If you got admission for MBA in a reputed university, it is undoubtedly the better option. If you don't have either on hand and you want to decide your next step, aim for MBA in IIM, XLRI and likes. Alternately, get a Bank PO job, work for 3-4 years and then go for MBA. This obviously helps you acquire relatively better knowledge in the specialisation you opt for, due to working ex
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Shyam RS
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Hello Vanitha,
As far as PSG is considered, it is fair better to pursue MBA in finance. You get practical learning by way of Trading Lab and other infrastructures present. As far as placements is concerned, it all depends on two years of the course of study and how you perform in those 2 years.
As far as PSG is considered, it is fair better to pursue MBA in finance. You get practical learning by way of Trading Lab and other infrastructures present. As far as placements is concerned, it all depends on two years of the course of study and how you perform in those 2 years.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Manoj!
Kindly specify your query in detail.
Kindly specify your query in detail.
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Sonik SourabhEngineer, PGPM 2018-20 @ MDI
Guide-Level 11
Not recommended as the fees is too high and placements are not as par the fees. If you get Kolkata you can go.
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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA
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Yes, it normally provides placement around INR 7 lacs. But, Trends keep changing every year. So, be ready and work hard. Best regards.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
Guide-Level 11
First of all, it is a very good choice of thinking finance courses. Yes, you can go for that and I would like to suggest you to do investment banking, which is a high profile course and a very market exposure course.
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Rahul Saraf
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Dear Aspirant,
There is no sector wise average allocation. The average package is 7.5 lakhs.
There is no sector wise average allocation. The average package is 7.5 lakhs.
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Nilay Pandit
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I would recommend you for MBA in Banking & Finance because this specialisation would help you to understand & gain the knowledge of Banking & Finance industry.
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