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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend a lot on your financial stability. In case you have no financial responsibilities & and have saved enough to manage your expenses for minimum 3 years, then doing a full-time MBA is better. In absence of it, you can also comfortably do a part-time MBA or Executive MBA or a distance MBA from a good institute.
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Shail Oberoi
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Yes, you can pursue CFA. However, keeping in mind your age, it is advisable that you first decide on your interest areas and long-term career objectives & then take a call. Generally, one pursues CFA along with employment as the course has a self-study model. So, in case you are still not employed and are keen on a career in capital markets, then pick up a work assignment in the said industry and simultaneously enrol for CFA.
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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Well, scoring in CAT exam totally depends on how much effort you have put and how much you have practised. Coaching centres just teach you the topics and give you guidance on how you can crack such exams. After that, you have to put in efforts.
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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Well, you can't do anything till your results come. You can do one thing which is gathering the information about different colleges.
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Shail Oberoi
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In case you intend to work in India, then MBA from India is good. However, if you intend to settle overseas, then MBA from abroad will be more preferred. You first need to divide your career objective & long-term life goals and then keeping them in mind, decide the way forward.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
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You should have 2 years of experience.
Clear GMAT or GRE and then select your desired country
then apply for the student visa.
Clear GMAT or GRE and then select your desired country
then apply for the student visa.
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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Yes, you can do MBA whenever you want but for better placement and future perspective, don't take a full drop as you can do the job for 3 years which will also be appreciated at the time of placements for MBA.
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Shail Oberoi
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Distance MBA is generally picked up by candidates who are currently employed and have work experience of more than 3 years. In case you have financially stable then I would advise you to go in for a full-time MBA as this would give you a better chance of career progression wherein you can take better advantage of the campus placement process. You need to have minimum 50% marks at the graduation level examination & also required to clear CAT admission test) with a high percentile score to get admission into a good institute. An MBA can help you sharpen your skills in business management and thus assist you in the professional career. Ho
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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Well, there is no programme in MBA which is related to the civil engineering. You can do MBA in any stream you want like Finance, HR and Marketing. Most of the engineering background students choose either marketing or operations. Operations is much more engineering-oriented where you can learn about the quality management, Supply chain management, production, cost cutting and all that stuff. And there no difference in between MBA and PGDM, you can do any both are same.
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