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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

Scholar-Level 16

You'll be required to appear for CAT. CAT (Common Admission Test) is the premier all India management entrance exam conducted by IIMs.The IIMs are the premier management institutes in India established by an act of Parliament. These institutes also provide consultancy and research services in various business and management globally.

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pradeep bisht

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Yes, it is worth doing MBA from DU, DU has 5 colleges, which provides MBA-
1) FMS
2) SRCC
3) DSE
4) DBE
5) DFS
The best among them is FMS. It has a very low fees as compared to top IIMs and a very good college in terms of ROI as its average package is around INR. 23 LPA. SRCC is also a good choice. It provides MBA in global business operations (GBO) with a low fees and good ROI.

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pradeep bisht

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You can check their placement report by visiting their website or can click on the link, https://www.ciischooloflogistics.com/place-employer.html

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

Guide-Level 14

According to your MAH - MBA CET, you can apply for the following MBA colleges :-
1) Ashoka Institute Of Management, Nashik
2) Symboisis College, Pune
3) Sandip Institute Of Management, Nashik
4) D. Y Patil College.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Hi, It will not work for you if get admission somewhere because, obviously, good colleges are not going to select you if you score 40%. It will not work for you. So, it's better that you should prepare for exams like CAT score good and invest your money at a good place (at good college). Still you may try in some private colleges.

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Rishi Ahuja

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JNU is best for doing MBA. Management is a holistic Science, craft and wisdom. The aim of the various Management programs in the SBM, namely Ph.D. MBA (Dual specialisation), MBA, MBA in Hospital & Healthcare Management, MBA Integrated Dual Degree programmes in Engineering, Pharmacy, Life Sciences and Hotel Management, BBA and B.Com (Hons) is to develop a new generation of business leaders capable of managing the complex challenges faced by business houses and society at large in the 21st century. The Students at SBM are exposed to various disciplines to acquire knowledge of ethics, social responsibility, law and public policy along wit
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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I suggest you to stay in India as India is among the best country to pursue MBA in finance/Other sectors also. Clear CAT and Try for IIMS. Also, there are many Schools which offers MBA in Finance. SAP modules are important to learn nowadays. SAP simulation games are a part of MBA course in 6 colleges in India. IIMS and Doon Business School, Dehradun offers this.

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Pritpal Singh

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MBA in Hospitality and Tourism is a good choice and fee of this course would be approximately INR. 250,000 for a full two-year course. I have mentioned the fee of Guglielmo Marconi University, which is an International Italian distance learning university. You can do this course from Amity distance learning university also and the fee would come approximately 226,800 for the full two-year course. For more details browse this link https://www.distancelearning.edu.in/university.php?tid=0&pid=111&cid=2347&ctype=7&pg=Masters&fn=Professional&-1

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,
As you pursued MBA, you can apply for CBSENETin the subjects like Management, Commerce and Labor Welfare. To be eligible for UGCNETExam, you must have minimum 55% aggregate marks in your Masters' degree.
Thanks!

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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree

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There are several colleges but only or two are best for example LPU, IIPM Indore but seats are limited in IIPM Indore that is 30 only and wish caste reservation rule also. And in LPU, seats are quite more without caste reservation rule. So, choose it wisely.
All the best.

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