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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.

Beginner-Level 4

Hello Sir,
I must recommend before filling up forms of college. Try to filter out before you fill up the forms rather than wasting the money for forms. Always try to set the priority which will be better and worth in future. Secondly, your entrance score in the competitive exams followed by the selection interview. So, choose appropriately rather to fill forms in recommendation of others.

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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.

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Hello Sir
I personally recommend you that there are some criteria for MBA colleges as well as companies for placement. If you have more than 50 overall from 10 to graduation, you are eligible or otherwise, there's no option to sit for interviews. So, very truly advising, 12th result is important everywhere, till you are fresher. After some experience in corporate, there will be Cake Walk for your success in any field.

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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.

Beginner-Level 4

If you are pursuing MBA in Finance, try to get certification courses provided by NCFM by NSE and IRDA certification which will be beneficial for further preferences and enhancing your Cvs.

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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.

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Dear Sir,
Try to give your best efforts for getting good percentile so that you can target an good college in India itself where you have the vast opportunities as per your domain field to get the job placements.

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Shanmuga KarthigaTraveller, Bibliophile

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Regarding placements PSG will be best for marketing and you have no option for dual specialization but you can choose your electives accordingly. International trip is mandatory for everyone you will explore many new things and it will be the best experience in your life. All the best.

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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!

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Both MBA in Aviation and Finance are two completely different domains. Both are good options in MBA, but MBA in Finance would give you more opportunities than MBA in Aviation. Moreover, specializing in Aviation can narrow down your career path only in the aviation field and you may not receive opportunities from other industry sectors. On the other hand, Finance managers are even recruited in the aviation sector for handling the financial functions of the industry. Apart from all the above, do consider the institute where you are planning to take up the course, for that will decide the package, scope and launching stage of your career!
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Rohit Khalekar

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Hi,
Yes, you can pursue a regular MBA even if you have done BBA through distance programme. Make sure to check eligibility criteria of applying institutes.

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Pravesh Bisaria

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Kriti Gora

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You can opt for distance MBA if you do not want to attend the classes as if you opt for regular MBA attending classes would be mandatory for you. There is no use of doing regular MBA when you do not want to attend classes.

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Kriti Gora

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Hi,
As a regular MBA, you have to attend the classes daily. If it's impossible for you to attend regular classes, then you need to apply for online or distance MBA.

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