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New answer posted•6 years ago
Rasika Patil
6 years ago
Along with the facilities and traditional learning courses that WeSchool offers, it also offers a 2-year Hybrid PGDM programme. The programme is tailor-made for working professionals, homemakers, and for those who cannot attend lectures at the campus. Listed below are the benefits of enrolling into

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Rasika Patil
6 years ago
Yes, if your willing to learn something even doing it via online then it is probably one of the best Institutes. I found these points very interesting while pursuing my MBA from Welingkar.
1. Online Classes
2. Projects
3. Seminars
4. Site visits (If your willing to travel other cities)
5. Great student

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Rasika Patil
6 years ago
Welingkar offers AICTE Approved PGDM programme in Hybrid Learning Mode, which is equivalent to an Online MBA or Part-Time MBA. Pursue 2 years Online PGDM From Welingkar, Which Is Equivalent To An Part-Time & Online MBA. Affordable Course. Virtual Classrooms. Industry Visit & Workshop. Flexible Exam

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Rasika Patil
6 years ago
Welingkar offers AICTE Approved PGDM programme in Hybrid Learning Mode, which is equivalent to an Online MBA or Part-Time MBA. Pursue 2 years Online PGDM from Welingkar, Which Is Equivalent to an Part-Time & Online MBA. Affordable Course. Virtual Classrooms. Industry Visit & Workshop. Flexible Exam

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
6 years ago
You have to check from the college, if they offer you law in regional language. It's better if you do in English language.

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BASIL PAUL K
6 years ago
a) Must have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks at 10+2 or equivalent examination for being eligible to B.B.A. b) Candidate's passing in Mathematics/ Statistics at 10+2 or equivalent exam is compulsory for being eligible to B.B.A. c) Candidate with IB Diploma applying for B.B.A.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
BASIL PAUL K
6 years ago
Yes, you should ensure that the college or institution has proper accreditation with any government bodies.

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BASIL PAUL K
6 years ago
Both are decent colleges to study in. Check out their fee structure and your personal preference before joining.

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BASIL PAUL K
6 years ago
That cannot be predicted. It depends on factors such as the overall performance, number of students appearing, etc.

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