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Rahul Sharma
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You can apply for the UGC NET Exam after completing the Post graduation in the relevant subject. You must have atleast 55 % marks in the post graduation. The candidates completed Masters from IGNOU are definitely eligible for the UGC NET Exam. You can apply for the UGC NET Exam in the final year too if you have given the final year exams and waiting for the results. To check out the Percentage from grade system, also check out the UGC NET Question Papers from here: https://examtayari.quora.com/How-Solving-the-Previous-Year-Question-Papers-is-helpful-for-UGC-NET-Exam The grade and the percentage for each grade is given on result o
You can apply for the UGC NET Exam after completing the Post graduation in the relevant subject. You must have atleast 55 % marks in the post graduation. The candidates completed Masters from IGNOU are definitely eligible for the UGC NET Exam. You can apply for the UGC NET Exam in the final year too if you have given the final year exams and waiting for the results. To check out the Percentage from grade system, also check out the UGC NET Question Papers from here: https://examtayari.quora.com/How-Solving-the-Previous-Year-Question-Papers-is-helpful-for-UGC-NET-Exam The grade and the percentage for each grade is given on result o
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Sarvesh Kinfer
Guide-Level 13
I would suggest you to go with your passion irrespective of current job requirement or MBA, this will help you in the longer run.
Opt for the course/career that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of Aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion.
Opt for the course/career that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of Aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
IIFT Delhi accepts only the score of IIFT test, whereas MDI Gurgaon accepts only CAT & GMAT scores. The cut-off for MDI is generally 95-96 percentile.
IIFT Delhi accepts only the score of IIFT test, whereas MDI Gurgaon accepts only CAT & GMAT scores. The cut-off for MDI is generally 95-96 percentile.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
There is no specific academic background which one requires to pursue MBA. Just ensure to clear the necessary MBA entrance exams by clearing the cutoff(s) of the particular colleges, and perform well in the interview rounds if shortlisted for the same.
Good luck!
There is no specific academic background which one requires to pursue MBA. Just ensure to clear the necessary MBA entrance exams by clearing the cutoff(s) of the particular colleges, and perform well in the interview rounds if shortlisted for the same.
Good luck!
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Ipsita,
Doing a MS will not help you gain admission into MBA rather will create problem, it will show that you are highly confused about your career and education pathway and goals. You can apply for MS Management from a good top tier university if you have a good profile. Get a job, work for 2-3 years and for an MBA later. If you are interested in MBA, please gain some more work experience. If you have an excellent profile and manage an outstanding GMAT score you may still be accepted by a business school. On the other hand, there are mediocre business schools who accepts freshers.
Doing a MS will not help you gain admission into MBA rather will create problem, it will show that you are highly confused about your career and education pathway and goals. You can apply for MS Management from a good top tier university if you have a good profile. Get a job, work for 2-3 years and for an MBA later. If you are interested in MBA, please gain some more work experience. If you have an excellent profile and manage an outstanding GMAT score you may still be accepted by a business school. On the other hand, there are mediocre business schools who accepts freshers.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
To pursue MBA, you will need around 3-5 years of significant work experience. GMAT scores are also required. Scholarships are merit-based, so the stronger your profile chances are higher.
To pursue MBA, you will need around 3-5 years of significant work experience. GMAT scores are also required. Scholarships are merit-based, so the stronger your profile chances are higher.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi, This depends from state to state and the person's previous work experience, job role, etc. For experience people, the average salary may be around 55k USD. Salary can range from 20,000 usd to 75,000 USD.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Gautami, it depends from country to country. MBA programs can range from 20,000 USD to 80,000 USD. They are expensive.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Hi Prateek, MBA admissions from top universities will be more competitive compared to MIM. You can check universities like HEC Paris, IE Business School, INSEAD France, IESE Spain etc.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Hi, VIU is a popular university. The admission process is not highly competitive but having said its MBA programme won't accept just any profile. It is best you get in touch with some their students, check their social media pages and see if you can contact anybody. They have a good career support office, getting a job will ultimately depend on your own academic and networking skills.
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