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Ankit Singh
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The college does not offer interior designing college. Refer to the link below:
http://fergusson.edu/article/AcademicProgrammeFlyers.html
http://fergusson.edu/article/AcademicProgrammeFlyers.html
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vikas sharma
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IIEBM is the best B-School in Pune, known for rigorous classroom training along with corporate exposure and makes student confident in all spheres of the corporate world. Almost 100% of their last year batch got placed into different companies. Visit mentioned link:
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ANAND KALORE
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ITM, Navi Mumbai is not a bad college but if you consider the return on investment is low. MITSOM has a high return on investment. If you are interested in finance, worth option for you.
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Chaitanya Vernekar
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Hi Sandesh,
Most of the exams take place during the month of November and December. But there are a few exams like MAT and GMAT which are conducted more than once in a year.
Most of the exams take place during the month of November and December. But there are a few exams like MAT and GMAT which are conducted more than once in a year.
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neha mishraEducation counselor
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Look PGDM or PGDBF is all about practical exposure and knowledge so doing this through distance is not a great idea, but MBA is a bit theoretical, so you can go for distance MBA, but I will suggest you go for a regular course if you are not working currently.
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