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Ashok Zadbuke

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Admission to PGDM is totally based on group discussion and personal interview. Percentile won't make much difference. Prepare for GD & PI and make sure you crack it.

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Ashish Joseph

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Average package is around Rs 7.5 lakhs per annum. Average in hand is around 75-80% of your CTC (cost to company). The departmental wise average is not calculated but usually marketing tends to have the highest because of the variable component of the salary being included in the salary.

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Sutanwi Ghosh

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The average package was around Rs 5.5 lakhs last year. There is nothing called 'fixed number of seats' for any subject. If you perform well, your seat will be waiting for you. Of course there is 100% placement, but we don't promise it. Let me explain you further. What we promise is 100% guidance and a concrete grooming session where you can cultivate your skills and equip yourself well to be prepared to face any interview smartly, which will anyway get you placed. Students, at the end of the program become very refined and confident, and we believe all of them turn capable enough to earn a job with all the skills they have acquired, re
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Anandagouda Dharaneppagouda

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The package for finance stream goes around Rs.3 LPA to Rs.12 LPA, based on the college you have selected and your knowledge and skills.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Yes, MBA in finance is a good option after completing B.Com. You can start your career in the fields like wealth manager, portfolio manager, risk analyst, etc.

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Gaurav SharmaConquer the mind and the universe is yours.

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It depends on whether you have done MBA from a reputed college or not. It also depends on how hard and smart working you are and how suitable your personality is for the job. If you pursue MBA from a decent college then you may grab a position of bank manager or finance officer in any reputed firm.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Go for accounts, human resources, operations management, project management or general management. You can check university's websites for more specializations and decide as per your career interests.

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