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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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FRM or Financial Risk Management is an advanced certification in the field of finance. A FRM professional is essentially responsible for foreseeing, analysing and controlling various credit and market risks that the firm may be exposed to in the process of creating value. Not only that, a Financial Risk Manager is responsible to assess and take suitable measures to control Inflation risk, Sector risk, Foreign exchange risk, Volatility risk, Shape risk, Liquidity risk etc. Why FRM certification is needed? While any finance professional, having extensive knowledge about the fields of economy and finance can work as a Financial Risk Manag
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pradeep bisht

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LBSIM cut-off for cat varies from 85-90 percentile.

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Dipesh KambleLearner forever

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Yes, you can definitely pursue MBA after B.Sc. But before taking this field just think because that's a administration and you are from Science field so if you are comfortable with management field and really want to pursue the Masters in management then just go for it.
All the best.

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Sahil Rana

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The fees structure for PGDM course and MBA course is different. The PGDM is a little bit expensive than MBA. But it can be said in comparison to other colleges it is not much expensive. So the fees structure of the postgrad course is feasible and not much expensive. The Fee Structure were based on Sem base Each Sem fee were Rs 50000. The total Fee of PGDM course was around Rs 200000. The duration of fees payment was before sem start. It was only major amount in fees part and other than this there was only nominal part should be collected form us for the purpose of books expense and event celebration. The amount was around 10000 rs.

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Sahil Rana

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The fees structure for PGDM course and MBA course is different. The PGDM is a little bit expensive than MBA. But it can be said in comparison to other colleges it is not much expensive. So the fees structure of the postgrad course is feasible and not much expensive. The Fee Structure were based on Sem base Each Sem fee were Rs 50000. The total Fee of PGDM course was around Rs 200000. The duration of fees payment was before sem start. It was only major amount in fees part and other than this there was only nominal part should be collected form us for the purpose of books expense and event celebration. The amount was around 10000 rs.

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Mayur Sondarkar

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The fee structure for the students who come through a common entrance test (CET) will have government fees to be paid, that is about Rs. 50000 for general merit students. And then there is an additional Rs. 15000 as college fees. For non-CET students, there are management seats with hefty money to be paid.
It is affordable as compared to other colleges.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-Bangalore/2-2-0-278-0
Visit the given link to know about all the good colleges in Bangalore.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! The top 10 colleges for MBA in North India are:-
1. FMS, New Delhi
2. MDI, Gurgaon
3. IIM, Lucknow
4. IMT Ghaziabad
5. DMS-IIT Delhi
6. IIFT New Delhi
7. IIM Amritsar
8. IMI New Delhi
9. BIMTECH, Greater Noida
10. Amity, Noida.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! MCA only if done from a good college is valuable. Else it is better to go to Canada and pursue a PGDM course from a reputed institute. Good luck!

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! Yes, it is possible to pursue a Ph.D. after completing your PGDM successfully. You can do it if you really wish so. Good luck with your preparations!

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