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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Minimum 6 months of serious preparation is enough to crack MSSW. You need the same preparation as needed for MBA entrance e exams. The same kind of exam preparation would be helpful in TISS MHRM, BHU MSW JAMIA M.A. HRM, AMU M.A. HRM and other similar courses. Candidates are selected based on academic merit, marks in entrance test and performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview. Maximum weightage is given to graduation marks followed by Entrance exam marks and Group discussion and Personal interview. You can prepare with the help of various offline and online coaching.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Anshul Singh, let me first assure you that whatever time you have spent on JEE preparation has not gone waste. Once you study something it is always for your benefit now or later. I am sure you can definitely crack JEE Mains and get admission in your desired branch in desired NIT. Just study with an aim of scoring the minimum percentile of marks that will get you admission in Bhopal in the branch of CSE. Think positively. Study with concentration and with the purpose. I am sure you will do well and succeed. Best wishes to you.
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Yes, most probably their would be one extra section of exam you need to give not a separate exam all together but yes there would be. Complete different set of section hope I answered your query.
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Vignesh BalakrishnanMind is a battlefield, be its commander
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Hello Anik. This is a basic question that every CMA pursuant has. Be it any degree, you need to sort out your priorities. While you can make the most of CMA with MBA combo, but both requires ample amount of time. Hence, it totally depends upon you. If your career focus is CMA, then you can opt for M.Com and devote large amount of time for CMA. But if you are planning to expand your knowledge and look for wider opportunities, then CMA with MBA is a good choice. In both the cases, your articleship may pose a problem. Feel free to contact me for more information. All the best !
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