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Ridhima GargAspires to be successful HR
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I am afraid to tell you that there is no 1-year course of MBA in business analytics in Bangalore. All MBA courses are of 2 years and only PGDM courses are there for 1 year.
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Akhil Waid
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Operations management, especially in a manufacturing context (Since you particularly asked about Mechanical Engineering) involves the complete management of the process where the raw material is converted into a finished product and made available to the end client. It involves, the procurement, supply chain, logistics, inventory management, scheduling each manufacturing process in the right sequence, JIT, process control etc. It's extensively used in automobile, infrastructure, pharma and other manufacturing industries in general. Your job tile post MBA will most likely be Operations Management Trainee before you become a manager. Add
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi, Please find the list of the colleges below:
1. Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development
2. Institute for Financial Management and Research, Chennai
3. Imarticus Learning
4. GLF Business School.
1. Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development
2. Institute for Financial Management and Research, Chennai
3. Imarticus Learning
4. GLF Business School.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Sandeep,
Firstly, the requirement of Financial Modelling is very much even at Bachelor's level. However, it may (or may not) be necessary to have certification on Financial Modelling. Secondly, since you are willing to take your major as Finance and minor as business analyst, you will be taught the business modelling as a part of your course. Although, if you have much deeper interest in that, it is advisable to go for it. Learn Data Analytics, Financial Modelling etc. Hope this helps. Upvote that if it's your answer. Good Luck.
Firstly, the requirement of Financial Modelling is very much even at Bachelor's level. However, it may (or may not) be necessary to have certification on Financial Modelling. Secondly, since you are willing to take your major as Finance and minor as business analyst, you will be taught the business modelling as a part of your course. Although, if you have much deeper interest in that, it is advisable to go for it. Learn Data Analytics, Financial Modelling etc. Hope this helps. Upvote that if it's your answer. Good Luck.
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
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Hi Avinash,
All these courses are well demanding as well as growing. So if you opt any of these you will have huge amount of opportunities and also career growth. As per me, business analytics is good, so decide which course you wish to pursue.
All these courses are well demanding as well as growing. So if you opt any of these you will have huge amount of opportunities and also career growth. As per me, business analytics is good, so decide which course you wish to pursue.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi Sudipan,
The average salary of a Business Analyst is Rs 6,44,857 in India. You can check the payscale and glassdoor for further reference.
The average salary of a Business Analyst is Rs 6,44,857 in India. You can check the payscale and glassdoor for further reference.
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
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You can go for PGD in analytics. It would be best, as you have taken B.Tech, but both PGD and PGDBM are stressful jobs so if u are interested in analytics you can go for it or if u have interest in management you could go for PGDM or MBA. Good luck.
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Shiva ReddyEducation Adviser
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This University provides a good quality AC classrooms and a computer lab with Wi-Fi of 24/7 internet access to work on SAP, the college has a good international opportunities in providing good placements across the world, this college has the access to many MNC's in India also.
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