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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
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You can directly prepare for IAS rather going for a post-graduation, because UPSC doesn't give an advantage for being a post graduate.
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Pritpal Singh
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Hi Nag,
You can look for distance learning universities for Master programme, there are many distance learning universities for distance learning MBA programme like Amity distance learning university, Annamalai distance learning university, NMIMS, JIMS, and Jaipur National University.
You can look for distance learning universities for Master programme, there are many distance learning universities for distance learning MBA programme like Amity distance learning university, Annamalai distance learning university, NMIMS, JIMS, and Jaipur National University.
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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai
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I have little idea about PG courses. Kindly visit this link www.xaviers.edu and go to the Master's degree tab.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Hi Rush,
It's good that you want to do MBA but with the budget constraint of 25 Lacs rupees, you can't get the good colleges in India itself. The top notch college (ISB Hyderabad- 35 lacs, Iims ~25-30 lacs, IIFT -25 lacs, MDI~ 30 lacs) of India require that amount. So obviously you need some more. Funding for foreign MBA. Depending upon the country and college you need somewhere around 1-1.5 crores for your total MBA expenses (considering no scholarships). Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Ask any questions at anytime.
Good Luck.
It's good that you want to do MBA but with the budget constraint of 25 Lacs rupees, you can't get the good colleges in India itself. The top notch college (ISB Hyderabad- 35 lacs, Iims ~25-30 lacs, IIFT -25 lacs, MDI~ 30 lacs) of India require that amount. So obviously you need some more. Funding for foreign MBA. Depending upon the country and college you need somewhere around 1-1.5 crores for your total MBA expenses (considering no scholarships). Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Ask any questions at anytime.
Good Luck.
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Rakhi Agrawal
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Hello Vinith, According to the NTA guidelines, aspirants have to choose the same or the related subject in which they have completed their post-graduation. As you have completed your post-graduation in sustainable energy, you are eligible to appear in the UGC NET Environmental Science and the code no. Is 89. You can get the complete UGC NET Syllabus from the provided link https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-syllabus click here. But it's not the only eligibility criteria to appear in the UGC NET there are some other also, which Im sharing below:
The Age limit for the UGC NET Exam is divided into two criteria;
1. JRF: 30 years is the maximum
The Age limit for the UGC NET Exam is divided into two criteria;
1. JRF: 30 years is the maximum
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Mainik,
I think you will be able to do so. Just check with universities abroad, you may have to get your degrees evaluated to check their equivalencies.
I think you will be able to do so. Just check with universities abroad, you may have to get your degrees evaluated to check their equivalencies.
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Shankari Chowdhury
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Hi,
It depends on where you are applying. Mostly, your own profile will matter but if you are from a top ranking university then it will have its own advantage, however, if you don't meet the requirements and not good in academics, etc. then it won't matter.
It depends on where you are applying. Mostly, your own profile will matter but if you are from a top ranking university then it will have its own advantage, however, if you don't meet the requirements and not good in academics, etc. then it won't matter.
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Anurag Rai
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You get a good scope in Masters in hospital administration (Maharashtra). The best institute to pursue this course is University of Lucknow and AIIMS in India. Anurag Rai MBBS MS and The University Chicago, MCH).
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