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Rahil MohammadB.tech graduate in ME, MBA from NIT, Rourkela

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If you have a commerce background then it will be beneficial for you. You can opt for MBA in finance as many B.Tech graduates who don't have any commerce background pursue MBA in finance and do well.

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Rahil MohammadB.tech graduate in ME, MBA from NIT, Rourkela

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For finance, it was 80 percentile (last year). It may change this year.

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Trilochan Tiwari

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Established in 1970, IFMR trust has an enormous experience to share with students.
IFMR provides best courses for finance and its alumni base is also very strong.
Since its inception, it is providing 100 percent placement in the top finance companies like CRISIL, Standard Chartered, HSBC and Deloitte.
Scores accepted are:
CAT-80 percentile
CMAT-91 percentile
XAT-80 percentile

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

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There are no best colleges for less than 50% marks, all good colleges have a mandatory requirement of minimum 50%. So, you are advised to go for LLB as CS and LLB go hand in hand and are very apt for a good career into legal and compliance roles.

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SOMCA@SSN.IN K

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The monthly food expenses could be budgeted to Rs. 2500-3000.

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

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No, placements differ from one university to another university and it depends upon the reputation of that particular university.

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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PGDM in Operations is good specialization in SIES. Yes you can opt for Operations and Finance its a good combination of dual specialization. All programmes have dual specialization. Electives include- Finance, Operation, Marketing, Human Resource, IT and Systems.
Moreover,placement for operations management is also descent.
Best of luck!
Thank you and feel free to ask more queries.

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Its worth joining here if you are looking a PGDM college in Jaipur.

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