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Sanjana Parikh

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Hello Bhargav, marks vary each year and hence percentile is the right criteria to look up to. You should have at least around 95-96 percentile to be able to get into B.K. Average package for 2016-17 batch was Rs 4.98 lakh as already said by Monali.

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astha singh

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Eligibility for PGP:
The candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (in case of the candidate belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC)/Scheduled Tribe (ST)/Differently Abled (DA) or Persons with Disabilities (PWD) category, this is relaxed to 45%)
A candidate appearing for the final year Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification examination and those who have completed the degree requirements and are awaiting results can also apply. Such a candidate must produce a certificate from the principal/head of the department/registrar/director of the institution/university certifying that the candidate is curre
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Akash Attri

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Distance MBA from IGNOU is the best option because IGNOU is most popular university in India and school with highest number of students in the world so it is also the best around. The university has been providing high quality distance education for many years and allows students to specialize in variety of subjects. The reason behind its popularity is that it is one of the cheapest universities to obtain MBA degree with total cost of 21,000 INR. Opened in 1985, the university also serves as national resource center and acts to promote and maintain standards of distance education.
The IGNOU admission for correspondence MBA program was s
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Chetna S

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Hi,
If you have applied for a PhD you must know the process already. Please clarify for better guidance.

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Shail Oberoi

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You can enroll for AMFI/BSE/NSE certified short term courses. However, to gain a larger benefit it's important that you complete your graduation first.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Akshata,
If you see the requirement notice it is clearly shown that "Candidate are required who have MBA/PGDM" (in your case it's PGDFM). So both the courses are more or less the same. So there is no question for 'which is better'? But from my knowledge the market demand of MBA is slightly above then PGDM because MBA is a professional degree course and PGDM is just diploma course. This is the only difference. So based on that fact you can choose your career.

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abhishek sharma

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Amity Noida provides MBA(General) in which one can opt for finance after the completion of the first year of MBA. The student has to opt for specialization in ABS Noida in the third semester whereas Amity, Manesar provides MBA (Banking & Finance) from the first semester only.
Fee structure of MBA(General) in Amity Noida is around Rs 6 lakhs for 1st year and the fee Structure of MBA(Banking & Finance) in Amity, Manesar for 1st Year for Non Sponsored is Rs 1.86 lakhs.

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abhishek sharma

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Amity University, Noida has one of the best faculties and infrastructure for students. For MBA(finance) I would suggest you take Amity Noida as the number of companies that comes for placement is really high.

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Balbir Singh

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Hi Sudorshan,
If you're a working professional & foresee that pursuing MBA in Finance would add an advantage to your designation then you should definitely do it on a part-time basis. But if in case you're not working anywhere & you are very much passionate about making a career in Banking & Finance then I would highly recommend you to do it full-time form any of the reputed business schools because such colleges have best curriculum, subjects with faculties members excelling in the subject they are teaching, they provide internship with top labelled companies where students are given proper grooming about the industry in terms of how d
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