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2016-03-03 14:35:48
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ISBM k
Guide-Level 11
Dear Divya ,You need to be at successfully "Pass" in your courses completed to be eligible for the ISBM courses.
Course :- Advance Diploma in Banking, Finance and Insurance, Eligibility:- 10+2 or equivalent, Duration:- Fast Track:3 Months Regular:1 Year For details regarding the courses please contact our toll free number 1800-200-4726 or mail us your inquiry at enquiry@isbm.org.in.
Course :- Advance Diploma in Banking, Finance and Insurance, Eligibility:- 10+2 or equivalent, Duration:- Fast Track:3 Months Regular:1 Year For details regarding the courses please contact our toll free number 1800-200-4726 or mail us your inquiry at enquiry@isbm.org.in.
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2016-02-26 20:37:40
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Harshit VartiaMaverick
Beginner-Level 5
All the good banks from ICICI to AXIS bank. Private sector can offer up to 15 lakhs per annum.
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2016-02-26 11:47:02
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rajnish kumar
Contributor-Level 10
SIESCOMS is one of the best colleges in Mumbai in terms of quality of faculty, students, placements and value for money. The faculties are excellent and very helpful. The library has almost all the books you need and e-books available whenever you want to access them. And you can get many placement opportunities in banking and other NBFC's. Also last year avg. package of college was 6 l.p.a.
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2016-02-19 12:44:34
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Gaurav Galani
Beginner-Level 5
Hello Sidharth,
As per my experience, EMBA is not accepted in lots of MNCs and as you are working in a bank, it might create problem for you in future.
Briefing the reason for same, Government of India does not allow students who pursued EMBA to go for PhD later in his/her career which clearly suggests Government of India is not supporting EMBA. Reason for not supporting is very simple, to be a Masters in a preferred specialization, you need to learn and understand required subjects which is possible only in a 2 year MBA course.
So, if you are willing to work for a government bank or already working in, chances are EMBA will not be accep
As per my experience, EMBA is not accepted in lots of MNCs and as you are working in a bank, it might create problem for you in future.
Briefing the reason for same, Government of India does not allow students who pursued EMBA to go for PhD later in his/her career which clearly suggests Government of India is not supporting EMBA. Reason for not supporting is very simple, to be a Masters in a preferred specialization, you need to learn and understand required subjects which is possible only in a 2 year MBA course.
So, if you are willing to work for a government bank or already working in, chances are EMBA will not be accep
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2016-02-17 00:33:53
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Rohit W
Beginner-Level 5
Hello Neeti,
It totally Depends on in which field you have completed graduation and which field you wanted to go in future for job rather than common specializations like finance, marketing, HRM, etc. You may go with Banking Management as well.
If you have done graduation in B.Com or BBA, you can definitely go for MBA in Banking Management. It will be better for your career opportunities.
Regards.
It totally Depends on in which field you have completed graduation and which field you wanted to go in future for job rather than common specializations like finance, marketing, HRM, etc. You may go with Banking Management as well.
If you have done graduation in B.Com or BBA, you can definitely go for MBA in Banking Management. It will be better for your career opportunities.
Regards.
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2016-02-16 11:29:12
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Neha Agarwal
Guide-Level 14
Hi Ganesh,
MBA process starts mostly likely from September. Selecting the MBA field totally depends on your interested area. All the fields are famous. As you are a banking and insurance student, you can choose field like MBA-Insurance, Banking, Marketing, etc.
All the best.
MBA process starts mostly likely from September. Selecting the MBA field totally depends on your interested area. All the fields are famous. As you are a banking and insurance student, you can choose field like MBA-Insurance, Banking, Marketing, etc.
All the best.
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2016-02-10 23:14:15
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Rochit Goel
Contributor-Level 10
The placement in PGDM depends entirely upon the college you are studying in.
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2016-02-10 21:15:51
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
In order to seek placement in an IB firm you need to pursue MBA with specialization in Finance /capital markets. Your first preferences should be to pursue your MBA / PGDM from IIMs or other Tier-I MBA institutes.
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2016-02-09 11:11:48
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neera jain
Contributor-Level 6
Colg give specialisation in insurance and aftr completion you will be like risk manager
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