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

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Mostly, the graduates select finance, marketing or HR. They are the oldest specializations across most business schools. International business is the next choice, which is followed by operations management, retail management and media management, sales and marketing, social entrepreneurship, supply chain with operations.
The new courses which are getting recognition are financial engineering and data sciences. Both are expected to offer a better job profiles in coming future.

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Rashmi AggarwalClass Representative, DoMS, IIT Roorkee

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SIIB is slightly better than SIBM. SIBM - B has shown a steady increase, but still SIIB has given better placements over the years. The money and time spent over these 2 years is a crucial factor that needs to be taken into consideration. Hence, I would suggest you to go with SIIB, unless you live near SIBM.

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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal

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If you want to apply for any scholarship or fee waiver, you need to look for that on the website of college or university, where you want to apply.
After you pass IELTS or TOEFL exam, you have to apply for offer letter from institution, where you want to study further. Some colleges/ universities charge for it, while it is for free for some colleges/ universities, for example: Canadian institutions have application fees between 100-150 CAD, while Australian institutions provide it for free.
After getting offer letter, you have to transfer the fees of your course as mentioned in your offer letter. After transferring the fees, you have to
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Ms. Shivani Bansal

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Hi.Yes we do provide MBA to finance professionals.Let me call you back and i will explain you. Plus you will get a regular degree from Stratford University and will take weekend classes.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

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Around 40K for the first year and 45k for the second year.

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

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There is no basic requirement for marketing because the techniques and tools are easy. Finance needs some basic knowledge of accounts, but it is also not very tough. You will understood both easily without any hiccups.

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

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I would suggest SIBM - Bangalore is better as compared to SIIB.

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ambreen khan

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Hi Ankush,
You can check:
1. University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus.
2. Monash University, Malaysia Campus.
3. University of Malaya.
4. University Putra Malaysia.

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Lijo Jacob

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Hi Suyash,
There are multiple options available for you, some of them are:
1. CFA certification.
2. Financial risk manager certification.
3. Financial modelling certification.
4. Chartered wealth manager.
5. Certified financial planner.
You can also go for MBA or PGDM. It all depends on your interests.

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Lijo Jacob

Beginner-Level 4

Hi Suyash,
There are multiple options available for you, some of them are:
1. CFA certification.
2. Financial risk manager certification.
3. Financial modelling certification.
4. Chartered wealth manager.
5. Certified financial planner.
You can also go for MBA or PGDM. It all depends on your interests.

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