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Divya PanjaniEducation consultant

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Hi friend, this is the list of some of the best colleges for MBA in Punjab. I hope this list will help you.
Indian Institute of Management, Amritsar
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
Mittal School of Business, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara
School of Management Studies, Punjabi University, Patiala
Baba Farid College of Management and Technology, Bathinda
Chandigarh Business School of Administration, Mohali
Chandigarh University, Chandigarh.

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MBA is one of the most popular Masters degree for students across the globe. It is highly competitive with so many students aspiring to complete their MBA degree. Many students dream of holding an MBA degree and bagging a good job in one of the top companies in the country. But not everyone is lucky enough to live this dream and SEE it come true. MBA is somewhat a higher and reputed degree which will open the door for lucrative jobs in the corporate world. Though the charm of MBA has not decreased, the management institutions are rampant especially in Cities. The point is that pursuing MBA has become easy than it was a decade ago. Belo
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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The total fees for the entire programme is Rs. 10,70,000/- payable in four instalments.

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Shubham Kumar

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Yes you can pursue MCA after completing MBA in marktng & minor in IB and right now I m working in a bank for 2 yrs. But as per the new education policy you can't pursue two courses at once but after completing MBA you can pursue if you don't have interest. Or yoy can drop Mba if you want your career in MCA.

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Shubham Kumar

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You should chose M.Sc. In agriculture as you have done B.Sc. In agriculture but if the university offers you scholarship for MBA in agriculture abroad then you should definitely choose MBA in agriculture.

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Shubham Kumar

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Most of the colleges are offering weekend mba programme or part time MBA program and also accepting applications currently. You have 2years of experience its good but if you want to pursue MBA im any programs you have to attend the entrance exams and get cut off according to the college ranking.

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Shubham Kumar

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It may costs up to Rs 10-30 Lacs for EMBA in MET for HR specialisation.

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Shubham Kumar

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The credibility of the Executive PGDM in ops given by Alliance University is good, Legacy of offering executive education since past 2 decades, 42% of students participants are Senior Management professionals, Students participation from more than 10 countries, Flexibility to continue the program from any part of the world. There are many ops of executive pgdm specialisation such as as Marketing Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Quantitative Finance, etc.

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Shubham Kumar

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Yes, you can get admission in MITWPU for MBA in SPORTS MANAGEMENT, but their cutoff is 50% you have talk to them if they agree on 49.9%, also, you can get if you are from Backward caste as their cutoff is 45%.

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