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Anshu Raj

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Minimum 70% marks is a must for CMAT and CAT.

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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan

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You can think of MBA, but not PGDM. You can opt this college with CMAT, if stable job profile is important to you. But, you have not mentioned whether which area is your cup of tea (sales, Financial sales, Core finance, HR) then decide college. You can think MBA from ITS, but not PGDM, as cost is too high and return is less, but MBA cost is not too high, and you will get similar placement interview opportunity through MBA. Be clever before investment. Marketing core profile is not available in tier II tier III college, so you have to go for sales. So, ensure that you have 2 wheeler and license.

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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan

Guide-Level 11

Choose better with CMAT, if stable job profile is important to you. But, you have not mentioned whether which area is your cup of tea (sales, financial sales, Core finance, HR), then decide your college. You can think MBA from ITs, but not PGDM, as cost is too high and return is less, but MBA cost is not too high and you will get similar placement interview opportunity through MBA. Be clever before investment.

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Nilay Pandit

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Hello Rahul,
Sorry to say, but your Graduation aggregate is not eligible for Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management studies. At least 60% aggregate is required in Graduation and class 10th and class 12th aggregate should be 65%. If you have appeared for MBA entrance exams, you should at least score 90 Percentile, but still JBIMS will not accept your application. It is better you do research for other Colleges or universities.

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neha trivedi

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Hello,
If one does not wish to continue in the technical field of medical, then pursuing hospital administration is the best option. You can certainly work with private hospitals and clinic chains.

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shaniya salahuddin

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Hi, I think that MBA is good for you. Salary is depend on your university placement, your work, your skills, your knowledge. Good luck!

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chaitanya venkat

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It is true. All the German institutes are going to provide free education to all the students who came to their country to pursue higher education. I think based on GRE you can get a seat in any of the universities.

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chaitanya venkat

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If you want to pursue your higher studies in the branch of MBA abroad, try to have the GRE and other language proficiency tests. I think they are enough for you to get other higher studies abroad.

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Apratim Raj

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For pharmacy, you can take admission from COMEDK Unigauge or you may take direct admission. This percentage is enough to take admission.

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Harsimardeep Singh

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It all depends on your interest. MBA is also really helpful these days and adds a great weight in the CV only if done from a great college. Otherwise, you can also go M.Des if you're really interested in the field.

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