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Shailja Vasisht

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You should select an MBA course on the basis of college instead of country. There are many good colleges in India which can offer you very good quality education and placement at a fraction of a cost than doing an MBA abroad. If I talk about such colleges in North India, Punjab College of Technical Education is ranked best in the region. They offer placements in top multinational companies with ROI among the best in the country. You can SEE the quality of education from the fact that students from more than 40 countries study on campus so it'll give you a truly global experience. I'm attaching a link to their website for your reference
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Tashi

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On inquiring from the counsellors, I came to know that LPU is UGC recognised which got established u/s 2F of UGC act and is a full fledged private university which has many rankings to its credit. So, acceptability of the degree pursued from this university is acceptable everywhere and so will be for the PSC Kerala
In addition to this, you will be happy to know this, LPU is the only private university who has ICAR which shows the quality of content delivered at various levels. LPU floats more than 250 programmes our of which B.Sc. (Hons. ). Agriculture is one of them which is designed for building expertise through well planned on-field
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Denny Mathew

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Hi, In the current scenario most students are doubtful about their study abroad programme and are looking at higher education options within India. The best alternate option in Delhi NCR that provides a liberal education environment at par with international universities is the IILM University in Gurgaon. IILM offers a vast choice of undergraduate and postgraduate education programs in Business Management, Design and Fashion, Humanities and Social Sciences, Technology, and Law. Students can opt for major and minor specializations across various disciplines as well as across different schools. This will help students develop skills in n
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Denny Mathew

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Hi, this is indeed a stressful time for most students with study abroad aspirations. There are several options for you to start with your higher education here in India and then take a transfer to a foreign university after completing the first or second semester. In such a scenario you will be awarded with a degree from the international university that you transfer to. IILM University in Gurgaon provides you with an opportunity to choose a programme the closest to your aspirations and study the initial semester or a year at IILM University and take a transfer to over 40 partners located in Canada, USA, UK and Europe to complete your
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