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Anandagouda Dharaneppagouda

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With a budget of 7 lacs you can get very few colleges and few I know in Bangalore are AIMS (PGDM), ABBS, M. P. Birla, SIBM and XIME.

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vaniya dangwal

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We have a good finance faculty. GIM also has finance clubs like Sofia and Vinidhan which give a holistic view of the field and help in learning.

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abhishek sharma

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There are specialised MBA program available for the students.
MBA general
MBA finance
MBA research and development
MBA human resource and
MBA marketing.
These are the few MBA courses. For more, you can check the site www.amity.edu .
If you opt for MBA general in the first year, you have to study all the subjects let it be marketing and finance and in the second year, you have to choose specialization. But if you opt for MBA finance, you will study only finance subjects from first year only.

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abhishek sharma

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There are around 500 seats available in the MBA department. The placement of Amity is really good if you compare it with Delhi NCR colleges. Big companies also come for the placements and Amity has tie up with many companies.

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Shaurya Singh

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Yes, Great lakes is a good college for finance. The average salary is around Rs 9.4 lakhs per annum for 2014-16 batch. Also, a lot of reputed companies visit GLIM for placements.

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

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If you are going for finance then NIBM is a good college for banking and financial services courses.

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Zubair Akhtarmyself an agriculturist and presently pursuing MBA

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The cut-off for finance is 50% for general and 35% for SC/ST.

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