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Abhishek Desai

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Hi, placement-wise finance seems to be the best PGDM stream at ITM Dombivali. 

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello,It entirely depends upon their requirements; the information for the same would be available on their official website. Kindly have a look ATIT.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello, Apart from IIM-Kolkata and SP Jain-Mumbai, the following two colleges are known for their programs and placements in finance with great ROI: Jamnalal Bajaj and Sydenham.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! Yes, you can take admission and pursue MBA in IT from any good college like NMIMS, SCIT, SiCSR, etc. in India provided you have a genuine interest in doing so. You might be questioned on this during your interview, so prepare accordingly. Good luck!

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Amrit Raj

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Hi, This college is good for MBA courses. You will get placement easily through campus placement in top IT companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys. Best of luck.

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Amrit Raj

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Yes, CAT/MAT scores are compulsory for admission in MBA courses. As per your score (477.8), you can't get admission in this college. Try for some private colleges through management quota.
Best of luck.

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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour

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Hi Vijay,
You can pursue MBA with your current job. You various options to do so it could be Distance MBA, Executive MBA or Working Professional MBA. Distance MBA is where you will be allotted study center classes would happen on periodic basis and you can clear your doubts when needed and just appear for the exams. Executive MBA is specially designed for executives who are working. It add as a value to your career. Working Professional MBA also known to be part-time MBA where you attend classes on weekends, get certified. It is equivalent to a regular MBA.

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi,
There are quite a few universities for the same. Singapore, USA, UK has many good universities like Penn State, North Carolina A & T State University, NUS, Curtin University and many more. Most of these MBA programmes require applicants to have prior work experience before applying. Job prospects also depend on prior work experience. You should visit school's websites for more details as the criteria differ.

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Pritpal Singh

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I would definitely suggest doing MBA from distance learning university, As you said that you're 30 years old and this question is 1 year old so you must be 31 now, Distance learning mode is the best mode for you, Some people hesitate to go to college at a higher age, so distance learning is the only option for you where you will get online facility of learning, exams can be given online too, Study pattern, Live lectures, recorded lectures everything will be online so no need to go college and all. I would recommend Amity Distance Learning University, NMIMS, JIMS, and UPES because these all offer online education service whereas Suresh
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Pritpal Singh

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You should try for NMIMS or Amity Distance Learning University for your MBA programme. If you do your programme from these two UGC approved universities then you can get a good job in Mumbai. In distance learning, universities do not give any surety of placement but they support. NMIMS and Amity both are big brands in distance learning so doing an MBA programme from there is very good.

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