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Pranami Sharma
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Average is Rs 4-5 lakhs per annum till now next year there are chances that the average will change.
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Yazad Mithaiwala
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Marketing has abundant scope, when it comes to job offerings and type of work. Finance is a well-paying specialization.
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Shaurya Singh
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There are many colleges in Pune, which accept MHCET.
You can consider the below mentioned colleges:
1. Balaji Institutes – Pune.
2. MIT – Pune.
3. FLAME University – Pune.
4. Indira Institute of Management.
5. Indus Business School.
6. IMDR – Pune.
7. PUMBA.
8. Sinhgad Institutes.
You can consider the below mentioned colleges:
1. Balaji Institutes – Pune.
2. MIT – Pune.
3. FLAME University – Pune.
4. Indira Institute of Management.
5. Indus Business School.
6. IMDR – Pune.
7. PUMBA.
8. Sinhgad Institutes.
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Shaurya Singh
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IBS will be a better option amongst the two. However, IBS Hyderabad and other IBS campus have very huge intake which creates problems during placements. I would suggest you to avoid both these colleges and go for some other college.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Yes its a good college for Banking and Insurance. CMAT cut-off is around 87 percentile. NIBM uses scores of CAT / ATMA / CMAT for short-listing candidates for writing ability test and personal interview.
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Jyotsna Pandey
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MBA integrated course is a good option, provided it is done from a top-notch institution. If you don't get admission in a reputed institution, it may be better to do your graduation. You can work for a while to gain some practical experience, and then you should try for an MBA from a good B-school that offers excellent placement facilities.
The basic aim is to create administrators from all branches ready with management skills. It also ensures that the graduating candidates are industry ready with managerial skills. Integrated MBA not only enhances your business skill, but also expertise in the desired field.
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MBA integrated course is a good option, provided it is done from a top-notch institution. If you don't get admission in a reputed institution, it may be better to do your graduation. You can work for a while to gain some practical experience, and then you should try for an MBA from a good B-school that offers excellent placement facilities.
The basic aim is to create administrators from all branches ready with management skills. It also ensures that the graduating candidates are industry ready with managerial skills. Integrated MBA not only enhances your business skill, but also expertise in the desired field.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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For CAT, required score shall be above 80 percentile and for CMAT it shall be above 88. Cutoffs are indicative and may vary every year, data presented is as per historical data.
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