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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Keeping the present unemployment scenario in consideration, the MBA can be the best option. Because management courses provides best employment/ placement opportunities. So the following MBA courses can be the good if done from the reputed B-Schools like Iims, FMS Delhi, XLRI, MDI, PUMBA, ISB, SIBM etc.

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Nalini Ranjan PandayAn engineering graduate keen to learn new things.

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Dr DY Patil University- Center for Online Learning is one of the best colleges for Online MBA in Finance. It is located in Pune (Maharashtra). It offers a very good curriculum, teaching support and career-related advice as well. Its course fee is also very affordable and every year many students enrol themselves here. If you want to know more, kindly visit its official website which is dypatilonline. Com. Here, You will find information about courses, fees, curriculum, teachers, and other things.

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BHAWNA BHOJWANI

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Sir, your respective percentile is low and therefore I would strongly suggest to write the exam again. With 32% percentile in MH-CET ; securing MBA seat would be difficult or eventually ending up in below the average college.

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BHAWNA BHOJWANI

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Your +2 and 10th percentage is comparatively low than required by most of MBA colleges. Even though your graduation percentage is decent but securing good college and a loan would be difficult with such marks (10th and +2). Also the loan amount is subjective to the university/ college where you want to take admission and the course you want to enroll for.

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BHAWNA BHOJWANI

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Hello Pawan, I would say it is a decent MBA college with an average placement of 5 to 8 lacs. Also it is important to note; having corporate experience is a plus point but even if you are a fresher with knowledge and skills then still as fresher you can also secure good package easily.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello,At that low score, there's no use to apply to any good college since the cutoff is usually about 98 percentile (75-80 percentile for PGDM programs). It's better to reappear and get a much higher score instead of taking admission in a below-average college.

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DISHA RANI

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University has the best internship options with good job opportunities. MBA is one of the finest courses here The attribute that makes learning business management exclusive at USB is its specialised approach paired with a research focus, innovation culture and entrepreneurship zeal backed by world-class facilities. For more details visit www.cuchd.in.

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