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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Getting a good ranking and placement, it takes at least a decade or more to get its ranking.
It's few batches of MBA first will go through the acid test of campus placement and corporate recognition then you can see a fruitful result.
So, if you are looking for a good placement and good package, the institute is not for you. If you are just looking for knowledge, check the faculty and infrastructure. If you are looking up for just a recognized degree, go for it. If your daughter can get a placement on her own, then go for it.
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8 years agoBeginner-Level 4
If you want to get a job in banking or financial sector, go for B.Com course and prepare for banking exams.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Mostly, you will find executive courses offered by the universities. But you can check MDIS, Kaplan, BMC international college, etc. for short-term courses. There are many private institutions there, you can surf online and check. But remember not too many options will be there.
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MITSOT is an decent institute where they provide 5.5 lakhs per annum package.
You can also go for MITSOB as that is one of the better institute in finance but they provide dual specialization.
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Guide-Level 14
I would say two things in that context,
(1) % required in placement depends upon company to company. In General, you are required to score more than 70% marks throughout your career, specially in MBA. ICICI Securities have the same criteria.
(2) Don't do your MBA from Aura or 'any' type of university. Because top companies don't consider students from tier 3 or low level college for their high and designated position. So better you do your MBA from a good and reputated college.
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