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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Full-time MBA from a prestigious B-School has better potential in term of opportunities and career growth in comparison to E-MBA.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Both are good options. If you are good in mathematics and have interest in accounts / shares / equity / corporate finance then you can go for finance. You need to be sound with financial terms to get a better grasp of finance. HR needs good communication skills which you can develop along with your 10th / 12th and graduation irrespective of which stream you choose. At the end, it's individual's interest where one finds himself / herself suitable.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Finance + CTP have good career opportunities. You will find jobs in investment banks, financial corporations and insurance companies. Salary depends on individual's caliber, generally package starts from 9-10 lacs and goes up to 30-35 lacs.
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Swaroop Kumar MajjiStudent education counsellor
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As of now, New Zealand has the best opportunities for doing MBA in all aspects. Currently, it has been ranked 1st in terms of business by world report.
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Shail Oberoi
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Hi,
To pursue PGDM in finance from IIM Ahmadabad you need to have:
1. More than 50% marks at graduation level (relaxation is there in case of SC/ST/other reserved categories).
2. Score more than 95% score in CAT (open entrance test) and also clear the PI (cutoff are much lower for reserved category candidates).
To pursue PGDM in finance from IIM Ahmadabad you need to have:
1. More than 50% marks at graduation level (relaxation is there in case of SC/ST/other reserved categories).
2. Score more than 95% score in CAT (open entrance test) and also clear the PI (cutoff are much lower for reserved category candidates).
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richa Bhatnagarwww.pristinecentre.com
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For gaining admission to an MBA program, it will not be of much use. But this will be an added advantage for your CV, if you do MBA in finance.
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Hitesh Salian
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Yes, I would suggest, you to pursue PGDM in finance in WE School, Mumbai. The 1st advantage is the location which is the financial hub and 2nd being the experienced faculty guiding you through your advances. Also, the current scenario seems attractive than previous years in terms of placements. Internships are a tad on the tougher side with many students involved in the cut-throat competition for some big players in the finance scene (yes good companies visit us). The best part of WE School is the exposure you get along with competitions and stuff to compete on a nationwide level, so yes, I think you should go for it. Also, heard about
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santosh bhawal
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See, if you are asking regarding placement only then you will get a better profile during placements if you have finance background.Other than that, faculties for finance are highly trained and experienced, if you can work hard you can make it very easily as faculties are very friendly and helpful. my suggestion you can take MBA in finance without any hesitation, it is a very good choice.
And all finance students gets placements.no need to worry about that.
And all finance students gets placements.no need to worry about that.
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