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Deepti Singh
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You can do the same incase the university that you pursue this course from has an option to allow dual specialisation.
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Soumik DasCertified Marketing Hustler
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The average package is 6.5 LPA (CTC) and the highest offered is 15 LPA offered by Schlumberger.
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Soumik DasCertified Marketing Hustler
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The average package is 6.5 lacs CTC and the highest package was 14 lacs offered by Schlumberger.
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Deepti Singh
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Refer the following link for the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301
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Shabana Bee
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For making a good foundation, one can refer R. S. Aggarwal books. Some of the concepts are already learnt in 10th and 12th. This is just to brush up the fundamentals. Visual Reasoning could be a new topic which needs to be given importance, as 2530 questions could come in the CET. One should also keep in mind classroom programs are a good way to acclimatize with the techniques used to crack the MHCET.
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Shabana Bee
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For MBA full time degree, if you want this from IIM, then you can give CAT, MAT, etc. exams or you can simply take admission to in private institution for this.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Shabana Bee
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Not so good I would say and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. For management studies such as MBA the best option is to go for a B-school. The reason being the amount of exposure in terms of infrastructure, industry visits, seminars, presentations cannot be matched by other institutions. Most importantly you get to meet top notch industry professionals and famous authors as visiting lectures and faculty members. Also, during the curriculum you will get opportunities to review lots of interesting business cases which will be an added advantage. Therefore, if you have decided to pursue MBA, prepare for the entrance exams such as CAT, XAT
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Ratnadeep Korabu
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This answer can be given by the institute itself. Just visit the college website if provided on internet or visit the college and try to get information there.
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