MBA Eligibility
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Score good mark and get admission easily.
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I would suggest you to write directly to the universities you are interested in as most of them require completed Bachelors degree + 2-3 yrs work experience, TOEFL/ IELTS and references.
Since you have 23 ATKTS you need to check with them how they evaluate it. SIM, SP Jain, NUS, NTU, Concordia etc are some of the universities you can look for.
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The scope of MBA in banking is purely wide because the future of Investment banking in India is usually growing day by day. Investment banking has always been a highly cyclical business, growing when the markets grow, shrinking when they shrink. But a combination of regulation, technology and investment would be a winning success for the BFSI sector in India. The eligibility criteria to pursue MBA in Banking is specifically is to first apply for an entrance test like SNAP, CAT etc. For example - If you wanted to take an Admission into Symbiosis School of Banking & Finance (SSBF) then the first step is to register for SNAP
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