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sakshi dubey

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Many students entering an EMBA program take out loans to fund their education. Government loans may be available to help fund EMBA programs, although this varies widely from country to country. Since many government loans are needs-based, you may not qualify if your income is already above a certain threshold.
Banks and other private lenders may be a better option if your income is too high to be eligible for government loans. Private lenders are often willing to provide loans at competitive interest rates, since they know that EMBA students typically enjoy higher salaries after graduation. As a result, a private loan for an EMBA progra
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sakshi dubey

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MBA in government and university colleges and VTU and its centers will cost Rs. 24,390 (full-time) and Rs. 19,390 (part-time), and Rs. 54,390 in private, unaided colleges. MCA in government and university colleges and VTU and its centers will cost Rs. 24,890, and in private, unaided colleges Rs. 54,890.

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sakshi dubey

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Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (EPGDM) program is targeted to corporate executives. The focal point is enriching analytical skills in analytics, sustainability, innovation, operations, value chain, technology and strategy.

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Anandita Verma

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Hi Aritra,
Admissions usually open in summer (end of April till June) in almost all MBA colleges across India. If you wish to do MBA in India there are a lot of good options. One of the best ones, I have heard of is LM Thapar School of Management. It has a very good campus with comforting facilities for their students and they also hold placement sessions which are well organized and productive.

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Khushboo Pandiya

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At IFMR or any other colleges in internship stipend is not more than INR. 20,000.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Hi,
ITM Navi Mumbai is the best college in terms of placements as well as course structure. As ITM gives the students more of practical knowledge than theoretical knowledge. Students get good exposure, which helps to groom them. The highest package offered this year was INR 14 Lacs and minimum package is INR 5 Lacs.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Hi,
ITM Navi Mumbai is the best college in terms of placements as well as course structure. As ITM gives the students more of practical knowledge than theoretical knowledge. Students get good exposure, which helps to groom them. The highest package offered this year was INR 14 Lacs and minimum package is INR 5 Lacs.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Hey,
Go for ITM, Navi Mumbai. It's finance forum is the best in which many people from abroad or from RBI or from various places come, guide and give you lectures on the main topics in finance. Also, the placements are really good here. Many get pre-placement offers also. If you are not interested in ITM, then go for Kirloskar and then think of IBS.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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ITM fairs better in placements. Refer to the link:https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-160349-38230. Also do check their college reviews for more insights

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PUNIT JAINI am a b.tech computer science student

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You should go for MBA HR. Because, HR is a specialization, which is required in every sector, and if you choose MBA Hospital management, then you are restricting your field, then you will be only focused on hospital management only. This is what I think. So, you should first search everything properly then take some decision.

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