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Brunel University is good for MSc in Finance, but I would love to give a big shoutout to IIM SKILLS Financial Modeling Master Course for those with finance sector interests. It's a comprehensive 5-month live instructor-led programme plus a 2-month guaranteed paid internship, offering practical training in financial modeling, valuation, and investment analysis with 100% placement assistance. My cousin completed it and secured a job in a top finance firm with 3.8 LPA.

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I am also pursuing MCA from Quantum University. Mainly it is known for the quality of education, nice infrastructure with the best learning, really cooperating and supportive faculties. I would say that it provides the best environment for gaining knowledge and to enhance your abilities. The most important thing for me about the university experience is the chance to grow as a person as well as academically. Quantum University has exceeded my expectations. I was so quiet when I first started here and now I have gained confidence and am less quiet. Quantum University is a university that has everything you need.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Please write about the specific programme name for which information is sought. However the eligibility criteria for M.Tech admission is a bachelor's degree in engineering or M.Sc or final year M.Sc candidates of relevant discipline are also eligible. Further M.Sc through distance learning form recognised universities candidates are also eligible for PGET.

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Vidushi SharmaAuthor, research analyst, content writer, student

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Hello Kusuma, to pursue an MSc in Agronomy after your BSc Agriculture, you can apply through the university's entrance exam or direct admission process, depending on the institution's criteria. Selection is generally based on merit, academic performance, and sometimes interviews. For admission, you will need to submit your transcripts, relevant documents, and meet eligibility requirements. The fee structure varies across universities, but on average, it ranges from affordable to moderate levels per semester, depending on whether the institution is private or public. Scholarships and financial aid options are also available to suppor

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