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Navita Batra
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I would suggest that you should go for IGNOU - Indira Gandhi National Open University, Sake, Delhi. It is a Public/Government University, and is UGC Approved and Member of AIU. It is a Central University. https://www.shiksha.com/university/ignou-indira-gandhi-national-open-university-delhi-3030.
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KRISHNENDU SENTech Lover,Friendly,Foodie
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To admit in MBA, you have to have a Graduation degree first. After Diploma, you can join graduation course directly to the 2nd year. Then, from there you need to complete your graduation, and then you will be eligible for the MBA. All the best.
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Rakesh ShrivastavaProfessor
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My sincere advise is do not look for a college without competitive exam score. If you think your CAT score will not be good, think of other exams. There are cases where a person does badly in on e exam but does lot better in other exams.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
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Hello Siddharth, I must say that's a very good question!
Since it is an open ended question and unlike the others questions on the platform, it is reflective in some sense, so I will answer in terms of what I think and believe. Both engineering and MBA are too mainstream. Both have been the typical things to do, since years. Engineering is now made fun of because it is the only field where supply exceeds demand and because of which people are jobless. It has lost its value because today it is not as sought-after as it used to be 20 years ago. Trends and times have changed. But mind you this is not the case with MBA. Yes, it is the most
Since it is an open ended question and unlike the others questions on the platform, it is reflective in some sense, so I will answer in terms of what I think and believe. Both engineering and MBA are too mainstream. Both have been the typical things to do, since years. Engineering is now made fun of because it is the only field where supply exceeds demand and because of which people are jobless. It has lost its value because today it is not as sought-after as it used to be 20 years ago. Trends and times have changed. But mind you this is not the case with MBA. Yes, it is the most
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Hi dear,
A perfect salesman always has a job in the market so the ranking is hardcore sales & marketing (sales), financial product sales, core finance (good to have 55-60% as minimum demands, HR as HR is not so 'profit making 'part of the organisation and the present market is turmoiling.
A perfect salesman always has a job in the market so the ranking is hardcore sales & marketing (sales), financial product sales, core finance (good to have 55-60% as minimum demands, HR as HR is not so 'profit making 'part of the organisation and the present market is turmoiling.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Hi dear,
Regardless of which sector you join, what you need to first identify is that which department interests you the most. Is it Finance, Marketing, Operations or Human Resources? Each one of the industries that you have listed have each one of the departments mentioned. Depending on your innate abilities, skills & attitude - knowledge then will be an easy choice to make and enroll for.
Regardless of which sector you join, what you need to first identify is that which department interests you the most. Is it Finance, Marketing, Operations or Human Resources? Each one of the industries that you have listed have each one of the departments mentioned. Depending on your innate abilities, skills & attitude - knowledge then will be an easy choice to make and enroll for.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Dear,
I don't know if Australia provides the best job opportunities or not but what I have heard is that there are strict policies against foreigners. But there are some good universities as well. As far as MBA is concerned, the best countries in the world map are USA and UK and after them, Germany and India are in the queue.
I don't know if Australia provides the best job opportunities or not but what I have heard is that there are strict policies against foreigners. But there are some good universities as well. As far as MBA is concerned, the best countries in the world map are USA and UK and after them, Germany and India are in the queue.
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BIBS KOLKATA
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Hi Abhi,
Kindly check BIBS website as it clearly has its affiliation letter from Vidyasagar University attached with the same. We offer full time regular MBA and we don't have any distance MBA. Moreover you should select the college on Affiliation as well as placement front. BIBS is ranked 2nd Best Business School for its placements. For further assistance please get in touch with us.
Kindly check BIBS website as it clearly has its affiliation letter from Vidyasagar University attached with the same. We offer full time regular MBA and we don't have any distance MBA. Moreover you should select the college on Affiliation as well as placement front. BIBS is ranked 2nd Best Business School for its placements. For further assistance please get in touch with us.
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