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New answer posted•2016-05-15 12:47:17
Can I get the ranking of Indira, MITCON, IMDR and ITM, Dombivli as per their fee structure?
73 Views|Posted 2016-05-15 12:47:17
Asked by Rishika

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2016-05-15 12:47:17
Every year a lot of independent organisations conduct B school surveys and publish national & regional rankings based on a predefined criteria.Most of these data is available on-line as well. You could refer them and take a call.
some of the prominent organisations that conduct surveys are :
AIMA
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some of the prominent organisations that conduct surveys are :
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New answer posted•2016-05-15 10:46:50

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2016-05-15 10:46:50
Yes, you can apply for MBA as you are eligible for it.
New answer posted•2016-05-15 10:42:04
How many seats are available for MMS and PGDM in MET - Bandra?
89 Views|Posted 2016-05-15 10:42:04
Asked by Supriya

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2016-05-15 10:42:04
Hi Supriya ,In MET bandra for MMS there are 180 seats in total and for PGDM there are 120 seats in total .
New answer posted•2016-05-15 10:40:56
Is the PGDM course offered by the institute compatible? What is the ROI?
64 Views|Posted 2016-05-15 10:40:56
Asked by Abhijit

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2016-05-15 10:40:56
Hi well you definitely will get shortlisted. However you will have to register yourself for the GD/PI rounds in college incase you want to join the PGDM course. Your performance in GD/PI will play equivalent role for your admission into the PGDM course as well.
New answer posted•2016-05-15 08:51:19

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2016-05-15 08:51:19
Most of universities abroad use GMAT score for MBA admission. In addition, every university has its own admission process and other eligibility criteria. You may please make a list of target universities and then find details of their admission process from websites.
New answer posted•2016-05-15 08:17:57
Is it possible to pursue PhD in management after doing PGDM? Am I eligible to apply for a government job after PGDM?
108 Views|Posted 2016-05-15 08:17:57
Asked by Ankush

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2016-05-15 08:17:57
Hi Ankush,Yes you can do master in management after PGDM. Ph.D will only make you expert in one area of management. Yes you will be eligible to apply for government job. If your degree is AICTE approved then surely you can apply to government jobs.
New answer posted•2016-05-15 08:15:32
What is the CAT and MAT cut-off for a SC category student to get into a reputed B-School for MBA?
128 Views|Posted 2016-05-15 08:15:32
Asked by Arindam

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2016-05-15 08:15:32
Hi Arindam,
The CAT cut-off for SC category for top notch colleges is 60-70 percentile. You can have a good chance to good in IIMs if you belong to this category.
The CAT cut-off for SC category for top notch colleges is 60-70 percentile. You can have a good chance to good in IIMs if you belong to this category.
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New answer posted•2016-05-15 07:34:07
Ms or mba which is good for a better future ?
38 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-05-15 07:34:07
Asked by Nandagopan

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2016-05-15 07:34:07
MS. will make you to do specialisation on your stream and make you employable. MBA. is better after some experience to become a manager
New answer posted•2016-05-15 00:17:06
I am mechanical engineer.and got job of sales Consultant .i am planning to do mba.So plz tell me which specialisation of MBA is good for me.
83 Views|Posted 2016-05-15 00:17:06
Asked by Vikram

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2016-05-15 00:17:06
Since you are planning to MBA and you have a job in your hand.So you better do the job for one or two years and based on job experience you can find better colleges in MBA in marketing as well as HR and also finance are the major specializations in MBA you can get into. Those three fields are growin