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FIIB
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FIIB has experienced high placement percentage consecutively for many years. Career Management Centre facilitates placement for students every year. FIIB's unique career preparedness process ensures that students are empowered of necessary skills required by corporates. As like earlier years, FIIB has achieved quality placements among students looking for placement support. Financial Consulting, Consulting and Research, BFSI, Dot. Com, Manpower Consulting, FMCG& Consumer Durable continues to be preferred sectors by FIIB students.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
The syllabus has not been mentioned on the official website of the institute. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for the information.
The syllabus has not been mentioned on the official website of the institute. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for the information.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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Dear Veera, If you prepare and work hard in a focused manner IIM is not a big deal. The only thing is be sure what you want to pursue and never ever get deviated from your goal. If selected work hard and give the best you can to your studies. This is something that will take your future to new heights.
God bless you.
God bless you.
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I think IFIM B-School is good for you. It is AICTE approved programme, specially designed for Working Professionals, with weekend classes. Also, they have good faculty who are industry experienced and placements for MBA students are also good. The curriculum is designed in a way to meet the industry requirements as well as expectations. You can succeed by proactively studying. Master's is of self-learning rather than teaching. So, if you are prepared to stand for yourself then I would say it is worth doing MBA in IFIM. Go through the link for more information: http://www.getaheadeducation.com/ifim/pgdm-wp
All the Best.
All the Best.
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I think IFIM B-School is good for you. It is AICTE approved programme, specially designed for Working Professionals, with weekend classes. Also, they have good faculty who are industry experienced and placements for MBA students are also good. The curriculum is designed in a way to meet the industry requirements as well as expectations. You can succeed by proactively studying. Master's is of self-learning rather than teaching. So, if you are prepared to stand for yourself then I would say it is worth doing MBA in IFIM. Go through the link for more information: http://www.getaheadeducation.com/ifim/pgdm-wp
All the Best.
All the Best.
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IFIM B-School is good for you. It is located at Bangalore. It is AICTE approved programme, specially designed for Working Professionals, with weekend classes. An Industry relevant curriculum developed by experienced IFIM Faculty and top-notch industry leaders, attracting professionals working with the top MNCs of the country. Learn while you earn, without having to take a break from your career. Specializations available: Business Analytics, Finance, Marketing, HR, Entrepreneurship, HR, Operations. Eligibility: Min. 50% in graduation (45% for SC/ST candidates) + 2yr work experience
For more information Visit the website: http://www.geta
For more information Visit the website: http://www.geta
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shubham chaudhariMgmt committe member at Welingkar College ,Mumbai.
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No, they don't offer this course through distance learning.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
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Hello Sunny,
English is demanded anywhere we go. Hence, it can't be avoided in GD and PI too. We can speak in Hindi, if they allow us to do so, sometimes. Speaking Hindi and being fluent in it can be a real strength in some Government jobs where Hindi is much needed. Hence, I suggest you to work on your spoken English and be fluent in Hindi too, which we are because we speak it daily. * But please DON'T use informal language even if you are speaking in Hindi. I mean, don't talk to the panel like you talk to your friends. * Keep it formal and professional.
English is demanded anywhere we go. Hence, it can't be avoided in GD and PI too. We can speak in Hindi, if they allow us to do so, sometimes. Speaking Hindi and being fluent in it can be a real strength in some Government jobs where Hindi is much needed. Hence, I suggest you to work on your spoken English and be fluent in Hindi too, which we are because we speak it daily. * But please DON'T use informal language even if you are speaking in Hindi. I mean, don't talk to the panel like you talk to your friends. * Keep it formal and professional.
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Agrim Jain
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You need to go to a culinary school which is usually of 3 years in the UK, perhaps 4 years in the USA. The courses start with the first year of learning basic techniques which you pass with an exam.
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