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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
Dear Simran,
Getting a job is not a big deal. To get a good job is more important. For that, you need to be competent enough with regards to the knowledge that you have acquired in your Diploma or degree. It is advisable that you need to keep your scorecard excellent during the entire course duration. The scorecard will keep you ahead of others and give you an opportunity to keep your words first. As far as the package is concerned it depends on your negotiating capability with the employer at the time of the interview. As far as the institute is concerned about which your query is, it is affiliated with Gulbarga University, Karnataka
Getting a job is not a big deal. To get a good job is more important. For that, you need to be competent enough with regards to the knowledge that you have acquired in your Diploma or degree. It is advisable that you need to keep your scorecard excellent during the entire course duration. The scorecard will keep you ahead of others and give you an opportunity to keep your words first. As far as the package is concerned it depends on your negotiating capability with the employer at the time of the interview. As far as the institute is concerned about which your query is, it is affiliated with Gulbarga University, Karnataka
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Saranya Mishra
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I probably might not be the best person to answer this, as I am myself an undergraduate and you have 3 degrees, and thereby way more experience.
Nonetheless, logically the first step should be to apply to firms through mails and calls and sit for interviews. You could ask you faculty of LLB and MBA for guidance, probably they would be in a better position to assist.
Nonetheless, logically the first step should be to apply to firms through mails and calls and sit for interviews. You could ask you faculty of LLB and MBA for guidance, probably they would be in a better position to assist.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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Dear Monalisha,
You need to enquire about it with your college or University if they have any such provision. Further, as far as NSE is concerned, they run certification courses to educate investors into stock market. So you can separately register for it with NSE. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.
You need to enquire about it with your college or University if they have any such provision. Further, as far as NSE is concerned, they run certification courses to educate investors into stock market. So you can separately register for it with NSE. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.
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AVINASH N MAssociate Analyst Researchfox
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The package was Rs 10 lakhs per annum for the above criteria during this placement offer.
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Mir Noaman Ali
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Jayant,
If you pursue MBA - full time from FMS, Delhi in finance, you should be fairly certain to get Rs 15+ lakhs per annum job and maybe much higher too, depending upon your candidature.
If you pursue MBA - full time from FMS, Delhi in finance, you should be fairly certain to get Rs 15+ lakhs per annum job and maybe much higher too, depending upon your candidature.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Mihir,
There are certificate courses, diploma courses, degree courses & PG courses. Each has it's own set of eligibilities. For PG, one must have degree in relevant subject. For degree, one must have done 12th in relevant subject. You are querying about a certificate programme offered by a private Institute & perhaps confusing it with MSc . You can do certificate course after 12th but for pursuing MSc or PG you have to have degree.
There are certificate courses, diploma courses, degree courses & PG courses. Each has it's own set of eligibilities. For PG, one must have degree in relevant subject. For degree, one must have done 12th in relevant subject. You are querying about a certificate programme offered by a private Institute & perhaps confusing it with MSc . You can do certificate course after 12th but for pursuing MSc or PG you have to have degree.
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Ritu Bhandari
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MBA in Finance:
In the recent years, finance has become one of the most sought after specializations that focuses on management accounting and control, the Indian capital and money market, banking, privatization and international finance. After MBA in finance, one can look for various options in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. One can also work in areas like consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
You can refer the below link for colleges offering MBA in Finance:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-finance-colleges-india
In the recent years, finance has become one of the most sought after specializations that focuses on management accounting and control, the Indian capital and money market, banking, privatization and international finance. After MBA in finance, one can look for various options in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. One can also work in areas like consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
You can refer the below link for colleges offering MBA in Finance:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-finance-colleges-india
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Mohammad Asif RajaProfessor(Assistant), Contributor at Shiksha
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After MBA, you can only go for Ph.D. You may go for any of the streams in research, so try to find good opportunities in the related field and apply for them.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pallavi,
There are very few universities accepting students without work experience and GMAT. You can check Thompson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University.
There are very few universities accepting students without work experience and GMAT. You can check Thompson Rivers University and Vancouver Island University.
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