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Syed Asif

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INDIA is best for you, because you can learn about the potential market here. And after BE you can easily get admitted in to some of the good MBA colleges here .

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Syed Asif

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In Karnataka, you can go for Times coaching, or you can go for career launcher, but remember your hard work matters a lot.

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Ishu Singhal

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There are other ways to do MBA in India. You may opt for GMAT, wherein many Indian universities are taking intake, plus the same is relatively easy to CAT.

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Ishu Singhal

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MS in Canadian University is completely funded by the central government and the university fund, and thus talking about the cost, it is a steal deal, but the problem is with the recommendation for the project funding. While PGDM neither assure you for the low cost stay and job thereafter.

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Syed Asif

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Well, the problem might be either with your resume or you might lack in some skill, because there are some decent number opportunities for HR specialization, don't take it to heart. So, I suggest you to create a new resume, which should reflect your life or try to enhance your skills by completing some short courses like digital marketing, financial management, etc. because other skills in addition will be preferable.

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Syed Asif

Guide-Level 12

Well, the problem might be either with your resume or you might lack in some skill, because there are some decent number opportunities for HR specialization, don't take it to heart. So, I suggest you to create a new resume, which should reflect your life or try to enhance your skills by completing some short courses like digital marketing, financial management, etc. because other skills in addition will be preferable.

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