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New answer posted•4 years ago
How is Mount Carmel College, Bangalore to pursue MBA or PGDM?
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Asked by Prity Dutta
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4 years ago
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Mount Carmel Institute of Management (MCIM) is an autonomous institute approved by AICTE. The institute offers quality education in Management to women to emphasis women empowerment. MCIM ranked 107th among Best B-Schools in India as per Marks National survey (Novemb
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I want to know the fees for 2-year MBA without PGCET exam.
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Asked by Shwetha D
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4 years ago
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Mount Carmel Colleges MBA fee structure for a two-year programme is roughly INR 4 Lacs. The total amount can be divided and paid according to academic level. Mount Carmel Institute of Management (MCIM) is an autonomous institute approved by AICTE. The institute offer
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Can a Finance and Operations student opt for dual specialisation in MBA? What are the career opportunities for them in India and abroad?
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Asked by Surya Kaivalya Kota
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4 years ago
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Yes there is Dual specialisation with Finance (Marketing or Operations). An MBA degree with dual specialisation not only builds a better resume. But, also helps in creating as well as generating more opportunities as well as options for the students pursuing it. You
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Can I take admission for MBA in rural management in Sabarmati University?
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Asked by Mba Course
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4 years ago
No. this course is not available at Sabarmati University. Sabarmati University School of Commerce and Management offers a two-year, full-time MBA programme. Check out the specialisations available under MBA in the table below:
Marketing
Finance
HR
IT
Environmental Science
Eligibility Criteria:
Graduation f
Marketing
Finance
HR
IT
Environmental Science
Eligibility Criteria:
Graduation f
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Which is the best private university in India for MBA in agribusiness management?
143 Views|Posted 4 years ago
Asked by Anup Sahu
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4 years ago
Best private universities in India for MBA in agribusiness management:
IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management
Institute of Agri Business Management (IABM)
ITM University
JNKVV
Junagadh Agricultural University, Gujarat
Amity Business School
Birsa Agricultural University
FMS BHU - Institute of Managem
IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management
Institute of Agri Business Management (IABM)
ITM University
JNKVV
Junagadh Agricultural University, Gujarat
Amity Business School
Birsa Agricultural University
FMS BHU - Institute of Managem
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Can a B.A. graduate apply for MBA in Agribusiness management course?
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Asked by Abhi Wadhekar
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4 years ago
Yes, admission for MBA in Agribusiness course requires students to meet the eligibility criteria determined by the institution of a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the Bachelors degree from a recognised institute in agriculture or any allied course. Besides fulfilling the standard eligibility requ
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I was an arts student from WBBSE in HS after doing BBA in lockdown. I am very bad at English. What can I do to build my profile?
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Asked by Shreya Chakraborty
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4 years ago
You can work on fundamental of English by reading and writing regularly. Also you can join online personality development courses.
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Is it better to pursue an MS/M.Tech or an MBA after studying engineering?
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Asked by Anita
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4 years ago
It depends upon your interest whether you want to pursue MS/M.Tech or MBA after studying engineering. When it comes to salary time MBA have a better salary package. Don't just choose higher education due to peer pressure or family pressure. Let your aim decide what you have to pursue and then do it.
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Benefits of an MBA Course:
1- your network Grow.
2- Wide career: For example, after you pursue your MBA you can get many different job opportunities in businesses like Brand Manager, Sales Manager, Credit Analyst, Finance, Accounting Manager, Recruitment, Training and Development, Marketing Manager,
1- your network Grow.
2- Wide career: For example, after you pursue your MBA you can get many different job opportunities in businesses like Brand Manager, Sales Manager, Credit Analyst, Finance, Accounting Manager, Recruitment, Training and Development, Marketing Manager,
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What are the disadvantages of pursuing an MBA after engineering?
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4 years ago
Advantages of an MBA after engineering:
1- Higher Paycheck.
2- Wide career: For example, after you pursue your MBA you can get many different job opportunities in businesses like Brand Manager, Sales Manager, Credit Analyst, Finance, Accounting Manager, Recruitment, Training and Development, Marketin
1- Higher Paycheck.
2- Wide career: For example, after you pursue your MBA you can get many different job opportunities in businesses like Brand Manager, Sales Manager, Credit Analyst, Finance, Accounting Manager, Recruitment, Training and Development, Marketin
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