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Abhishek Desai
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FMS and IMI are the only two good B-schools for pursuing MBA/PGDM in Finance. However, both consider scores of only CAT. The other B-schools (apart from these two) are not really worth taking admission; consider them only as backup.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello Ajay,
MIT is not the best B-school for pursuing MBA in Finance, though it is a decent backup option for pursuing MBA:
http://www.mitpune.com/dept-placement/Placement.aspx
Kindly visit the given link to know about the placement details of MIT Pune.
MIT is not the best B-school for pursuing MBA in Finance, though it is a decent backup option for pursuing MBA:
http://www.mitpune.com/dept-placement/Placement.aspx
Kindly visit the given link to know about the placement details of MIT Pune.
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Lovely Professional University
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Anandh,
Finance will deal with funds management and it takes into consideration public finance, personal finance, business finance, principles of management, project management etc. It deals with corporate finance, costing, budgeting, working capital management etc. It has scope in various field of finance such as Financial Audit, Financial Management, Capital Management, Economics, Strategic Management, International Finance etc.
On the other hand, MBA Financial Markets refers to those systems or arrangements, which facilitate buying, selling of financial assets/ instruments. It primarily refers to study of Stock Markets. It consists o
Finance will deal with funds management and it takes into consideration public finance, personal finance, business finance, principles of management, project management etc. It deals with corporate finance, costing, budgeting, working capital management etc. It has scope in various field of finance such as Financial Audit, Financial Management, Capital Management, Economics, Strategic Management, International Finance etc.
On the other hand, MBA Financial Markets refers to those systems or arrangements, which facilitate buying, selling of financial assets/ instruments. It primarily refers to study of Stock Markets. It consists o
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deepthi Elizabeth
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Good knowledge in finance is a start with knowledge in current happenings in the business world.
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deepthi Elizabeth
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Yes, you can. But the admission for the current academic year has been completed.
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Sumit Todi
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There will be basic courses like financial management, corporate finance, risk management, financial services, etc. You just need to fulfill criteria of date to take admission.
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Jatin Prateek
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Hi Prakhar,
Unlike most other PGDMs and MBA programmes, PGDM at NDIM is unique as the students graduate with 'Dual Specialization' rather than 1 major and 1 minor specialization as in most other b-schools. Students pick up 2 Major Specializations out of HR, Marketing, Finance, IT & Systems, Media Marketing & Communication, Logistics-Supply Chain Management & Operations and International Business. MBA with two Specializations multiplies the career opportunities and opens up wider options.
And, you need to choose your specialisation after 1st semester.
Unlike most other PGDMs and MBA programmes, PGDM at NDIM is unique as the students graduate with 'Dual Specialization' rather than 1 major and 1 minor specialization as in most other b-schools. Students pick up 2 Major Specializations out of HR, Marketing, Finance, IT & Systems, Media Marketing & Communication, Logistics-Supply Chain Management & Operations and International Business. MBA with two Specializations multiplies the career opportunities and opens up wider options.
And, you need to choose your specialisation after 1st semester.
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Uday KONATHALA
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SJMSOM offers only General Management and the fee structure for SC Candidate is 1, 26,900 per semester and there are 4 semesters in the entire course. For more details, you can refer the below link : http://www.som.iitb.ac.in/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=26&Itemid=58
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