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Every specialisation has its own pros and cons. Marketing is one of the best specialisations in MBA. The need of HR candidates is growing due to frequent job changes by the employees and companies have to hire new ones in place of them.
You can go for any as per your interest area, but pursue your MBA from a reputed school only. I can suggest you some good MBA colleges which have good infrastructure, exposure, faculty, and placement assistance.
- IIMs
- Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar
- S.P Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
- UPES, Dehradun
- ICFAI University, Mumbai

Last year, the cut-off for MBA in IIFT, Delhi was 38.5 for the General Category, 28.5 for SC/ST/PH and 33.5 for OBC (NCL). There is a sectional cut-off too I.e. 6.50/VA, 4.34/LR, 4.67/DI and 2.49/GK. The IIFT 2016 cut off depends on the exam pattern and the difficulty level of the exam, the expected cut off would be around 40.

Dear Javeed Sheik,
ICFAI, IBS Hyderabad, IMT Hyderabad, Symbiosis Pune, Alliance Business Academy Bangalore are some of the best Business Schools. All the best.

You can refer to the link mentioned below:
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Hi Vismay,
To study medicine/MBBS in UK, you must clear the UKCAT (UK Clinical Aptitude Test) and have secured at least 75%. 60% is hardly accepted. Admissions are competitive and very strict for medical studies, so you must check directly with the universities. You can check the University of Buckingham and St. George's, University of London. You can keep alternate options open such as Philippines or Russia, UK as it is will be extremely competitive basis your grades.
Good luck.

Yes, but it is entirely depends on the colleges and universities to accept it or not. You must enquire directly with the colleges.