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Gaurav Mandal

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No it's not possible to do MBA in IT for a Non-IT student.

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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You can pursue an MBA in addition to a CA yes. The minimum requirement for pursuing a career in accounting is a 12th-grade Diploma, and you must also pass the CA Foundation exam or the Common Proficiency Test (CPT) in addition. While you must first have a Bachelor's degree to qualify for an MBA, or Master of Business Administration, degree. You could choose a BBA B.Com BE, BFA etc. Since your chosen stream is commerce. There are countless alternatives. Here, you have the freedom to pursue a CA degree alongside your undergraduate studies or alongside your MBA.

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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There are differences in how people enter the industry, but how to take it forward is what matters, and IIT tag help it in a great way. It is pretty much the same as MBA graduates from any other top business schools. If a two-year MBA can get you a 300% pay raise and unlimited opportunities to switch industries, why not? An MBA will get you the salary of an IIT and will allow you to sit in an air-conditioned office while doing nothing but giving presentations, which is what we Iims are used to.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. PGDM course duration is of 2 years and in order to be eligible for the course, candidates must have completed graduation preferably from management. But graduates from any stream can apply for this course. PGDM Admission is mostly based on entrance exams like MAT CAT XAT and more. PGDM Full-Form: Post Graduate Diploma in Management
PGDM Course Level: Postgraduate
PGDM Duration: 2 years
PGDM Examination Type: Semester/ Trimester System
PGDM Eligibility: Graduation in any stream
Admission Process: Entrance Exams, Direct Admission is also offered in some private colleges. PGDM Average Fees: INR 3-12 Lacs
PGDM To
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Manisha Tiwari

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Having such a whopping experience will get you a great job in MNCs and IT companies. According to me you should go for executive MBA. In india there are the colleges which give a whooping package to the executive MBA students because they are experienced ones. You are eligible for every IIM also because every IIM requires minimum 3 years of experience. You should definitely go for It. It gives a great position as well as salary hike.

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Manisha Tiwari

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Manisha Tiwari

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Manisha Tiwari

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In the case of private colleges It depends on the college and their policies only. According to the revised AICTE instructions, a candidate can apply to the institute for seat cancellation and can claim full Fee refund by the last date and the institute is liable to refund the fee in full within 7 days from the date of submission of the Application at the college. It depends on your college only.

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Vinay Khatri

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MIT SHILLONG UNIVERSITY and IIIT Lucknow are like same but under my preference I would choose Lucknow because of industry ready environment and higher average packages than MIT SHILLONG UNIVERSITY.

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