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1. Part time MBA
2. Distance MBA
3. Executive MBA
4. Take a sabbatical and pursue full time MBA.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 8
ITM, Chennai is not good. You can think ITM Navi Mumbai if sales job profile is your goal or give MAT once again to get a level few top colleges where you do not need to ask these questions. Make a linkedin profile to chat with alumni of your favourite field of job (Sales, HR, Financial product sales, Core finance) to get the exact picture of job stability and salary in hand (do not rush behind CTC annual package as this is not your take home; be clever for difference Google this) Remember 100% placement guarantee does not make any sense without job stability or if you are in 'bulk hire and fire' YoY profile. Never get manip
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8 years agoContributor-Level 6
Once you have applied, you can appear for GD/PI or Physical Counseling at the campus with the copy of your application form, and your original documents. You can get further details here: http://manavrachna.edu.in/international-institute-of-research-and-studies/admissions/admission-procedur/.
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