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Pritpal Singh

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Yes, Mewar University is approved by UGC and AICTE. You can check the links below:
UGC approval: http://www.mewar.edu.in/assets/pdf/UGC2F.pdf
AICTE approval: https://www.aicte-india.org/downloads/statisticsuniversities/privateuniversities.htm

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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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If you get a chance then you should go for sure to pursue MBA from this institute (IBMR). The Institute provides excellent facilities with good infrastructure. It has a tie-up with various Institutes to provide an excellent education to the students. Placement records are good, case study on fortune 500 companies, stipends on internships. Do some research. Try finding the intake process and the quality of candidates they admit in their courses. Hope this may help you. Feel free to ask if want more information.
All the best!

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Pritpal Singh

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Hi Avinash,
I would suggest Amity University for MBA. Symbiosis is an institute and it only offers PGD. MBA in marketing or MBA in journalism and communication programme will be good according to me.
http://distanceknowledge.com/

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Pritpal Singh

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Hi Avinash,
I would suggest Amity University for MBA. Symbiosis is an institute and it only offers PGD. MBA in marketing or MBA in journalism and communication programme will be good according to me.
http://distanceknowledge.com/

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TAXILA BUSINESS SCHOOL SCHOOLWe always aspire to excellence

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We do not have any distance programme. We have full time regular courses like PGDM, SAP or PGDBA SAP.

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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

The cutoff for admission in MBA is minimum 50% at graduation level for general category students. So in case you fall in the said category then you will not be eligible for admission in MBA.

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Shail Oberoi

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Any graduate can seek admission in MBA. One needs to be a graduate with minimum 50% marks at graduation level and score well in the CAT. Executive MBA option is available for work professionals and one needs to have a work experience of minimum 3 years to explore admission.

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MOHAMMED TANVEER

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Hi,
MIM - Masters in Management. This course is for graduates with little or no work experience. MBA is for graduates with more than 2 to 3 years of work experience. Benefits of doing MIM:
1. No need of any work experience 2. It is not that expensive as MBA 3. Best alternative for an MBA4. Started its roots in Europe but now increasing its popularity throughout the world5. Career opportunities - graduates will get entry level positions in various business firms.6. Though salaries of MIM graduates aren't that high as MBA graduates but one can learn a lot from MIM. It gives better opportunities, international exposure, etc.
Benefits of MB
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Shail Oberoi

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To get admission into MBA one needs to be a graduate. So if he is a graduation with more than 50% marks in graduation then he can appear for CAT and seek admission into MBA. Since CA is a professional course my advice would be to maintain focus and first complete CA and then decide on the further career options. Post qualification as a CA he may also lie to explore technical qualifications like CFA (USA). This will depend a lot on his career objective.

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Shail Oberoi

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Yes, you can get a good job. A person who is a veterinary doctor and a MBA will be up for grabs by a host of industries that deal in products related to veterinary area / animal feeds / medicines / academics / hospitals / NGO/ media.

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