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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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This college is not accredited and approved by AICTE, you can try out colleges like IIM, Kolkata and IIFT Kolkata as they have best placements and brand value score. Yes, Unitedworld School of Business is offering AICTE/AIMA approved PGDM degree. Moreover, the placement scenario is very good in this college.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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This college is not accredited and approved by AICTE, you can try out colleges like IIM, Kolkata and IIFT Kolkata as they have best placements and brand value score. Yes, Unitedworld School of Business is offering AICTE/AIMA approved PGDM degree. Moreover, the placement scenario is very good in this college.

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Tangi Deepthi

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Yes you can. But company will release their vacancy and notification. They will keep some exams if you qualify in that and perform well in that definitely they will recruit you.

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kanu vashisht

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A person with any age limit can do MBA, just have graduation done in the respective field.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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PGDM college in Bangalore. Presidency College believes that academics should facilitate the holistic development of the students, who join the 2-year PGDM course approved by AICTE.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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Pharma. D is a degree made specially to work as a pharmacist and was made keeping patients in mind. Very few Indian students pursue Pharmacy to become a pharmacist and tend to go to industry/academia instead. After a Pharma. D you can work as a clinical pharmacist, preferably at a hospital. Or, you can go into clinical research, pharmacovigilance, hosptial administration, regulatory affairs, etc. But, that's it. If you wish to go into the industry in preclinical R&D or work in the management, then you don't need a Pharma. D degree and should go for a B.Pharma M.Pharma/MBA. If you think that being a 'Doctor in Pharmacy' would make you m
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Tangi Deepthi

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Yes you can do it. But both courses you can't do as full-time. So you better to choose one course from distance education and other course as full-time.

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

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According to your score, there may be a chances of getting a seat in this college.

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Tangi Deepthi

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Yes you can choose. It's better you should join in any private colleges or in any deemed universities. Because they will provide you good opportunities after completion of your education.

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