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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Yes, definitely a good combination. A CPA makes you eligible for global career in public accounting beyond India and a CFA in investment banking. MBA may not be required, but you may go ahead.
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Ritu Bhandari
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Hi,
You can refer the link below for colleges in Delhi under a budget of 3 to 5 lakhs:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-delhi-ncr?ts=22490033&rf=filters&ct[]=10223&fe[]=f4&ed[]=et_20
You can refer the link below for colleges in Delhi under a budget of 3 to 5 lakhs:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-delhi-ncr?ts=22490033&rf=filters&ct[]=10223&fe[]=f4&ed[]=et_20
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Dipali,
If you want to study MBA in USA, then you must take the GMAT and most importantly you must have 2-3 years work experience. Also its going to be an expensive affair. To study in India you don't need experience but take the CAT or MAT etc. You can compare all these factors and decide. See your long term career plan and decide accordingly.
If you want to study MBA in USA, then you must take the GMAT and most importantly you must have 2-3 years work experience. Also its going to be an expensive affair. To study in India you don't need experience but take the CAT or MAT etc. You can compare all these factors and decide. See your long term career plan and decide accordingly.
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UBS kurne
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UBS is extremely strong in Finance. Most of their Board members are CEOs in Banking and Financial Services. They enjoy a great network. They have attracted KPMG, Deloitte, DSP Blackrock, Capital First and several banks last year on Campus and this year E&Y is coming for Finance.
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rahul chauhan
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In finance, students study about financial decisions for a variety of businesses and organisations. It includes budgeting, financial accounting, data analysis, and economics. Whereas in marketing, students get a specialised education in consumer behavior, brand and product management, promotion management and selling strategies, business strategies, corporate management. It totally depends on your career preferences and your area of interest. Both branches have their own merits. Business is a broad term that encompasses many varying programs and career paths. While choosing a branch you should choose something you are truly passionate
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Tarun AnandGlobal CEO, Entrepreneur & TEDx Speaker
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You should consider the MBA Degree from AMBA Accredited INSEEC Business School, France whereby you get to study 1 year in Karjat campus of Universal Business School and 2nd year in London campus along with 6 months paid Internship. So, you get to study in Mumbai and London, financial capitals in the world with the best ROI possible.
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No, it's not needed.
You will have internships during MBA in various companies.
You will have internships during MBA in various companies.
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Sreejith Nair
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Total cost for MBA (any specialization) at ASB comes up to Rs 10.5 lakhs for 2 years (including hostel and mess fees).
CMAT score alone may not be accepted. I would suggest you to take your CAT/XAT score along with CMAT to ensure your MBA seat at ASB.
All the Best Neha!
CMAT score alone may not be accepted. I would suggest you to take your CAT/XAT score along with CMAT to ensure your MBA seat at ASB.
All the Best Neha!
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Raghul Krishnan
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600 in MAT is the cutoff for MBA in Christ university and yes, this includes finance.
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