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Abhijeet Tiwari

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Yes, you can pursue M.Tech from IIT in India.

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Abhishek DesaiPursuing - MBA

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You can do so, by researching and applying to colleges that give admissions based on graduation marks, and that way if your profile matches, you might be admitted to a college providing MBA or PGDM without entrance exams.

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Abhishek DesaiPursuing - MBA

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Minimum 50% marks are required to apply at AIM Assam.

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Manikanta Chari

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Its better to choose MBA.

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Pranav Kaushal

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The skills needed for an MBA graduate apart from studies to be hired in campus recruitment verbal and non-verbal communication, assertiveness, listening skills, negotiation skills, problem-solving and decision-making skills amongst others. These skills can enhance your performance and give you an upper hand in leadership roles.

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Versha jain

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Yes, if you want to pursue M.A. After B.Com you can do it. Also if you do from distance learning I think that also good to go as it will give you more n more benefits.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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The two IITs that you mentioned are the best in the country. It's almost impossible to distinguish between the two as academics, placements, and faculty are all top-notch in both these establishments. Hence I would not like to place one over the other. However, there would be diehard proponents for each of these to say that theirs is the best. However, I would strongly advise that take admission where it is most convenient. Best wishes to you.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Dear aspirant, Great interacting with you. Top LL. M. college in India:
National Law Institute University
National Law School of India University (NLSIU)
NALSAR University of Law
Delhi University
Gujarat National Law University (GNLU)
National Law University
Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
Christ University
popular specializations available for LLM:
LLM International Law, Human Rights, Maritime Law, LL. M. Finance Law, LL. M. Environmental Law, LL. M. Taxation Law, LL. M. Corporate Law, and LL. M. Intellectual Property Rights Law are some of the popular specializations available for candidates wishing to pursue LL. M. College or Universities
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