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Rana Singh
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My practical experience says that if you have the right attitude to pursue MBA. Wherever you do it from, you will be successful. I know Unitedworld School of Business. They create magic with the students and the faculty members work much harder behind every students ensuring a 200 percent personalised monitoring system which makes even the ordinary students perform extraordinarily. However, the student qualities are quiet good at UWSB. Obviously you cannot compare with IIMs or XIMB. But then the advantage with these schools are that with extra efforts from their end, they will make you perform and help you to reach the peak of your car
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Rana Singh
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The best Business school focusing on the practical aspects of management education with regular Corporate Guest Lectures, Updated Case Studies, Regular Industry visits, lots of Live projects and events and activities. The soft skill and communication development classes are conducted regularly by the reputed Corporate and Soft Skill Trainers.
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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Yes you are. Infact engineering students can contribute alot in Aviation management. It provides industry specific MBA programme and train you at airports in different operations.
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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ILAM offers industry specific study with industry exposure including airport training at Airport Authority of India. ILAM is the poineer in Aviation study.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The eligibility criteria of MBA is a Bachelor degree with minimum 50% of marks in any discipline+ Management entrance exam. So you can be eligible for MBA if you are graduate in any discipline with 50% of marks.
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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No. They are different. Ex MBA is of 2 years and PGDM is for 10 months
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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No. They are different. Ex MBA is of 2 years and PGDM is for 10 months
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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Yes, you can. Also you can take provisional admission by registering yourself with ILAM.
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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For CAT and MAT, you only need to apply online. Your score will make you eligible, which is min 50%.
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