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Karthik Sai
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Hi,
Do you have any other option to choose from UGC approved Universities like ICFAI, GITAM, etc.? They are offering Distance MBA with so many flexible options.
Do you have any other option to choose from UGC approved Universities like ICFAI, GITAM, etc.? They are offering Distance MBA with so many flexible options.
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Karthik Sai
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Hi,
ICFAI University is best option for Working Professionals. They are having flexible options to complete their programs.
ICFAI University is best option for Working Professionals. They are having flexible options to complete their programs.
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Karthik Sai
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Hi Shweta, ICFAI is offering Distance MBA programs like Hospital Administration, Healthcare Management. ICFAI is UGC approved University. These programs are Flexible for Working Professionals.
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Karthik Sai
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Rupali,
ICFAI is offering Distance MBA programs like Hospital Administration, Healthcare Management. ICFAI is UGC approved Univeristy. AICTE is not mandatory for Distance Learning Programs and it is required for Technical programs like BTech, BSc, BCA, etc.
ICFAI is offering Distance MBA programs like Hospital Administration, Healthcare Management. ICFAI is UGC approved Univeristy. AICTE is not mandatory for Distance Learning Programs and it is required for Technical programs like BTech, BSc, BCA, etc.
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Karthik Sai
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Niveda,
ICFAI is offering Distance MBA programs like Hospital Administration, Healthcare Management. ICFAI is UGC approved Univeristy. AICTE is not mandatory for Distance Learning Programs and it is required for Technical programs like BTech, BSc, BCA, etc.
ICFAI is offering Distance MBA programs like Hospital Administration, Healthcare Management. ICFAI is UGC approved Univeristy. AICTE is not mandatory for Distance Learning Programs and it is required for Technical programs like BTech, BSc, BCA, etc.
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Karthik Sai
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Admin, ICFAI is offering Distance MBA programs like Hospital Administration, Healthcare Management. ICFAI is UGC approved University. AICTE is not mandatory for Distance Learning Programs and it is required for Technical programs like B.Tech, B.Sc. BCA etc.
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Anik Verma
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Hi, Please find the colleges below:
1. Christ University - Bangalore
2. Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management - Noida
3. Amity Institute of Travel & Tourism - Noida
4. Indian Institute of Hospitality and Management - Thane.
1. Christ University - Bangalore
2. Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management - Noida
3. Amity Institute of Travel & Tourism - Noida
4. Indian Institute of Hospitality and Management - Thane.
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Akshay Bajaj
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CEG, Chennai is not a good college for pursuing MBA, it is good for pursuing B.Tech. I would recommend you to join some other better college.
To know the exact scenario for faculty and placements, get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.
To know the exact scenario for faculty and placements, get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.
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Mohit Sood
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Hi Junaid,
In my opinion, the MBA specialisation should be chosen based on 2 attributes. First is your area of interest and second is your capability to excel in that area. Money does matter, but in the long term it won't. Your specialisation will also depend on the electives offered by the college you join. So unless you are joining focused schools that offer degrees in labour management or communications etc., in a general-MBA scenario I say join the programme, and evaluate two things - What you feel passionate about and what you are good at. The intersection of these two will ensure that you derive much professional satisfaction fro
In my opinion, the MBA specialisation should be chosen based on 2 attributes. First is your area of interest and second is your capability to excel in that area. Money does matter, but in the long term it won't. Your specialisation will also depend on the electives offered by the college you join. So unless you are joining focused schools that offer degrees in labour management or communications etc., in a general-MBA scenario I say join the programme, and evaluate two things - What you feel passionate about and what you are good at. The intersection of these two will ensure that you derive much professional satisfaction fro
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Mohit Sood
Guide-Level 12
Hi Jignisha,
You should have a minimum score of 160 to secure admission into MSU. The cut off in MSU for MBA in last year CMAT 2017) was-
176 - government quota
164 - Private quota
The seats are limited to 80. Out of which 40 are reserved. No GD - PI.
Thanks :)
You should have a minimum score of 160 to secure admission into MSU. The cut off in MSU for MBA in last year CMAT 2017) was-
176 - government quota
164 - Private quota
The seats are limited to 80. Out of which 40 are reserved. No GD - PI.
Thanks :)
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