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jasveer singh
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Yes, you can easily do an MBA even if your class 12th mark is less than 50%. If you can get above 95 percentile in CAT you can surely get into one of the top B-schools in the country. Many b-schools shortlist based on the CAT score.
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jasveer singh
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Hi,
Gauhati University MBA Admission 2022 Application Form: How to apply? Aspirants can obtain the application forms along with an information booklet from the Publication Department, at Gauhati University. It is expected that the application form will be available from July 2022 to August 2022 on payment of Rs.
A pass in BA/ BSc/BCom or relevant UG course in the concerned subject with at least 45% aggregate or equivalent CGPA. Selection: Selection is CAT/MAT/XAT based for MBA. Duration: Two years. Course fee: Rs 63,000*
75% percentile is a good score for admission in Gauhati University.
Gauhati University MBA Admission 2022 Application Form: How to apply? Aspirants can obtain the application forms along with an information booklet from the Publication Department, at Gauhati University. It is expected that the application form will be available from July 2022 to August 2022 on payment of Rs.
A pass in BA/ BSc/BCom or relevant UG course in the concerned subject with at least 45% aggregate or equivalent CGPA. Selection: Selection is CAT/MAT/XAT based for MBA. Duration: Two years. Course fee: Rs 63,000*
75% percentile is a good score for admission in Gauhati University.
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Deeksha Dixit
Contributor-Level 10
An MBA is better than a PGDM as it holds more value in the job market. This is due to the fact that a PGDM is a postgraduate Diploma in management, whereas an MBA is a professional postgraduate degree.
1. The course curriculum is usually similar, but the PGDM curriculum is usually upgraded to meet market changes. This is possible with the PGDM, as this course is mostly offered by autonomous institutions.
2. The MBA covers theoretical as well as practical aspects, whereas the PGDM is mostly focused on technical aspects.
3. With an MBA, you can make a career in teaching as well, which is not possible with a PGDM.
4. Also, doing a PGDM fr
1. The course curriculum is usually similar, but the PGDM curriculum is usually upgraded to meet market changes. This is possible with the PGDM, as this course is mostly offered by autonomous institutions.
2. The MBA covers theoretical as well as practical aspects, whereas the PGDM is mostly focused on technical aspects.
3. With an MBA, you can make a career in teaching as well, which is not possible with a PGDM.
4. Also, doing a PGDM fr
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Deeksha Dixit
Contributor-Level 10
An MBA is better than a PGDM as it holds more value in the job market. This is due to the fact that a PGDM is a postgraduate Diploma in management, whereas an MBA is a professional postgraduate degree.
1. The course curriculum is usually similar, but the PGDM curriculum is usually upgraded to meet market changes. This is possible with the PGDM, as this course is mostly offered by autonomous institutions.
2. The MBA covers theoretical as well as practical aspects, whereas the PGDM is mostly focused on technical aspects.
3. With an MBA, you can make a career in teaching as well, which is not possible with a PGDM.
4. Also, doing a PGDM fr
1. The course curriculum is usually similar, but the PGDM curriculum is usually upgraded to meet market changes. This is possible with the PGDM, as this course is mostly offered by autonomous institutions.
2. The MBA covers theoretical as well as practical aspects, whereas the PGDM is mostly focused on technical aspects.
3. With an MBA, you can make a career in teaching as well, which is not possible with a PGDM.
4. Also, doing a PGDM fr
...more
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Deeksha Dixit
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A human resources management MBA can be pursued by those with an interest in organizational management. An MBA in finance is an option for those who prefer finance management field.
- Function: account management of a company depends on financial team. They organize, execute, and handle a company's financial operations. Due to their responsibility for managing employees, human resources departments are essential parts of businesses. For development of business, they are in charge of recruiting, securing best talent, and retaining it.
- Career options: A finance MBA can help you work as a finance executive, assistant finance manager, finance
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Vidhya Shree
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Hi. Yogesh. If you planning for pursuing MBA/PGDM in Bangalore. And looking for the best college apart from Iims, better I would suggest you GIBS Bangalore. It is one of the top Business School in Bangalore. They conducted there own selection process by Personal Interview & written exam and gives scholarship to the meritorious students.
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Vidhya Shree
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Hi. Shekar. You are eligible to appears in MBA/PGDM programme as for pursuing MBA/PGDM you need to have 50% in equivalent exam. You can appear for top management exam also like CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT etc. You can opt. GIBS Bangalore for MBA/PGDM in HR. GIBS Bangalore offers specialised programs that are well suited if you want the broadest possible career options and the blend of skills necessary for certain niche careers.
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Anamika sharma
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Definitely you can try for the admission as they have 2 different level of interview from different departments and if you clear the round then you will definitely got the admission in Fostiima.
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Sai Kiran
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Hello there are education institutions that offer part time MBA to the students who are pursuing for and here are some of them given below:
- vidyavarshini education center
- Vyshnavi education service
For further details you can checkout the admission process and queries at their official websites.
- vidyavarshini education center
- Vyshnavi education service
For further details you can checkout the admission process and queries at their official websites.
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Deeksha Dixit
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A PGDM in banking and financial services is better for those who are interested in working in the banking industry. For those who are interested in the HR field, a PGDM in human resource management is better.
1. Job Profile: With a PGDM in banking and financial services, you can expect jobs like finance officer, executive finance, finance controller, and other related jobs in banks as well as private companies. With a PGDM in human resource management, you can expect jobs like HR executive, HR assistant, HR operation, etc.
2. Salary: The average annual salary with a PGDM in banking is around Rs. 2.8 Lacs in the initial period. The aver
1. Job Profile: With a PGDM in banking and financial services, you can expect jobs like finance officer, executive finance, finance controller, and other related jobs in banks as well as private companies. With a PGDM in human resource management, you can expect jobs like HR executive, HR assistant, HR operation, etc.
2. Salary: The average annual salary with a PGDM in banking is around Rs. 2.8 Lacs in the initial period. The aver
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