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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Completion of a 4-year Bachelor degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution is required for Windsor MBA. You can check by visiting the university website if your 3 year degree is equivalent to 4 year degree. Best wishes.

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Nimra Ali

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Yes it is worth studying BBA from countries like US, Canada or UK many students go foreign for their further studies but you cannot get a foreign degree for BBA from an Indian college each state or country have their own university boards.

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yash sahani

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All universities in Canada require Math to get into programs especially, engineering, Science, and business programs unless in some exceptional cases some schools can waive it, but, in most cases, it is a compulsory requirement. Nevertheless, every school in Canada stills requires every candidate to graduate with an acceptable average in Math.

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Fairleigh Dickinson University is the largest private institution for higher education. It believes that the essence of a university is its people. The greater their dreams and aspirations, the more powerful is your educational experience. At Fairleigh Dickinson, you will find a university committed to preparing students for the challenges of a changing world, a faculty whose members bring rich insights as scholars and as professionals, and students of all backgrounds and interests who are driven by a desire to change their lives and the world around them. The Masters's degree is offered in more than 60 different areas of business admi
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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Hallo Gaurav
Without a GMAT score, it can be challenging to recommend universities, and you omitted to include your academic standing. Your spending limit is reasonable. I'll advise you to look over these options up until you have a GMAT score, then check the university websites for the admissions requirements. It will help you if you have a target and plan your study time accordingly. You should shortlist universities in this manner. Please click the following link to learn more about getting an MBA abroad: https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508?country=usa-uk-canada.


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Deeksha Dixit

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Clinical research refers to a study conducted to assess a potential treatment and its effect on human beings. A Diploma in Clinical Research is usually a one-year course in India, while a Master's degree is usually of two years' duration. It would totally depend on the duration of your Diploma, credibility of the organisation, and purpose of applying with a Diploma. In the USA, a degree course is equivalent to a three-year course, and a master's degree is equivalent to a two-year course. Therefore, a Diploma in clinical research won't be accepted as equivalent to a master's in the USA. In Canada, a Diploma in Clinical Research is equiv
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aakash deep

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For Masters in Canada, at least 60% to 65% is required to apply for postgraduate studies. The number of backlogs can go up to 10 to 12 backlogs if you are applying for Post Graduate Diploma in Canada. The universities only have authority to grant the degrees. So if you have a higher number of backlogs, for post-graduation, PG Diploma should be the way and not the universities.

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aakash deep

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You have to get incredibly high grades, or be really good at some sport. Really, you have to be so excellent that the university would want you as a student over all the other paying applicants. Also, the odds are against you if you are not a citizen of the host country, because:
1. You would not be eligible for any government-sponsored scholarships, foreign student fees are very high, so you would need even more money to pay for your schooling, this scholarship would also have to cover residence.

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