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Shail Oberoi

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For MBA programme, there are many exams like CAT XAT SNAP (SYMBOISIS NATIONAL APTI), and CMAT.
These exams are having multiple choice questions from four sections, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation. Most colleges follow CAT score for allotting admissions However some good ranked institutes also have there own tests like XAT SNAP, etc.

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Govinda BhawsarWilling to learn new things

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Hello Tarun,
According to me, both are best that is MBA and MCA but it purely depends on your interest or choice. Hence if you want to go into the general management then you should opt for MBA and if you are interested in programming languages and having some coding or technical skills then you should go for MCA. Hope this helps.
All the best.

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Shail Oberoi

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The registration process for CAT'2018 can be checked on www.iimcat.ac.in
the online form filling process starts on 8th Aug'18 and the test is scheduled for 25th Nov'18.

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Shail Oberoi

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M.Com should be preferred as the focus would be more related to accounting & financial practices whereas in MBA it would be more on business management techniques & tools.

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Shail Oberoi

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This will depend a lot on your interest areas and long term career goal. In India, M.Sc in finance is not available. To get the right mileage of the course at Canada, you should try and explore work opportunities there as well.

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Shail Oberoi

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To become a CE, one needs more of softer skills than pure technical competence. Its is more to do with ones personality traits and his being able to excel some of the following traits:
1. Resilient
2. Ability to learn from the past mistakes
3. Good communication & interpersonal skills
4. Listening skills & effective team building skills
5. High on empathy
6. Calculated risk taking ability
7. Pulse on the market
8. Out of box thinking
9. Good coaching skills
10. Ability to inspire
11. Impressive track record of performance
12. Strategic thinking capability
as you start working try to build on the following major skills and I am sure you will be ab
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Shail Oberoi

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This would depend a lot on your interest areas and career aspirations. If you want to go into general management areas the MBA is preferred. CA is professional course & is rated much higher compared to MBA. It will help you work as a specialist in the accountancy domain. So, keeping in mind your interest areas and long term career goals decide the way forward.

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Shail Oberoi

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This would be subject to the score you achieve at CAT. In case you get more than 95 percentile, then you can be assured of getting admission in a good MBA institute. To get into IIMs, you should have 99 percentile score. So, maintain focus, prepare well and give your best shot at the CAT scheduled on 25th Nov'18.

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Shail Oberoi

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MBA finance is a hot qualification & based on your skills, knowledge & personality traits you can excel in any of the following areas: Academics, Banking, Accounts, Investment banking, capital markets, fund management, credit ratings, Equity Analyst, Finance, etc. In fact MBA finance candidates do fall in the higher paying jobs category.

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