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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
GMAT/GRE scores are not a compulsion for MBA courses at Dublin City University. Though they can be added to strengthen the application along with the updated Resume, Bachelor Degree, work experience, English language tests, statement of purpose and recommendation letter.
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Pursuing MBA from Medicaps University is a good decision, as the university offers MBA in seven specialisations. The university lets students choose the specialisation as per their interest if they meet the cutoff and fulfil the eligibility. The university offers placement opportunities to its students. Companies like Deloitte, Infosys and TCS are among the main recruiters of the university.
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Pursuing MBA from Medicaps University is a good decision, as the university offers MBA in seven specialisations. The university lets students choose the specialisation as per their interest if they meet the cutoff and fulfil the eligibility. The university offers placement opportunities to its students. Companies like Deloitte, Infosys and TCS are among the main recruiters of the university.
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If you ve got a BBM and 60% marks, then most times you can apply for the MBA at LPU, but only if you end up matching the university admission requirements too. Which specialization is “best” really depends more on what you like doing, not just on your undergrad degree, like Marketing is a solid pick if you are into selling, branding, digital marketing, and business development. But then again Finance, HR, and Business Analytics are also pretty common and many students go for those. Now for the 2026 admission cycle, the tuition fee for the regular 2 year MBA is INR 8.8 lakh (that is INR 2.2 lakh each semester), and that figure is wi
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If you're looking at banking, investment, wealth management, fintech, or capital markets in general, then an MBA in Financial Markets from LPU might feel like a worthwhile call. The whole thing mixes core management foundations with topics such as equity and debt market(s), financial analysis, investment strategies and risk management, not to forget internships , live projects, and some real industry interaction too. LPU also maintains a solid placement ecosystem and corporate partnerships, which can give students practical exposure, kind of early. Like any MBA, the end result still depends a lot on what you learn, the certifications y
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Yes, you can apply. If you're a Science student, you're eligible for the Integrated MBA program at LPU, even if you're from the Jharkhand Academic Council JAC,as long as you match the university's eligibility terms based on your Class 12 exam results. Your stream Science Commerce or Arts, won't really restrict your admission into the Integrated MBA. And if you're thinking about marketing, then you can choose the related specialization as per the program flow, along with the university's rules and guidelines.
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