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Shail Oberoi

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You need a minimum of 50% marks at graduation level for seeking admission in MBA. Since, you have a low score I would advise you to start working and after gaining 3 years of experience, try for Executive MBA.

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Kanika Goyal

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In my knowledge, total fees of MBA course is INR 4,30,000 in graphic era university, and if you want to visit international tour then additional amount of rupee 1,00,000.

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Shail Oberoi

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This would depend a lot on your interest areas and your career plans. If you intend to pursue career in academics / research / technical areas then M.Tech will make more sense. However, if you want to move into general management / non-technical areas then B.A. Could be the option to explore. Going overseas for MBA also depends on a lot of factors like financial capability / course curriculum / career plans / etc. You need to weigh all the possible options and then take a call.

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Deepak PrajapatiWant to share my knowledge

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Well, this answer is subjective. I can tell you why I am pursuing an MBA . There are several reasons to it, some of them being -
It allows me to pursue what interests me the most which is learning and eventually being a part of the core pharmaceutical sector which constitutes a major part of healthcare in India .
Fiercely competitive. MBA is a course which requires a lot of hard work and possibly takes your entire time. It is competitive to it's very core with case study competitions , presentations and quizzes coming up day after day .
Its a course in which full knowledge can never be gained . It's like a vast ocean of industry knowledge
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Supratik Dey

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Yes, you can do it, provided you clear GMAT test. A decent score of 650+ will get you good colleges.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Yes, it offers good quality education both in terms of faculty and exposure.

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SWEETY Shahani Group

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At TSCFM, one has to give IMAT and go through a PI round. Students who want to opt for top bracket
colleges through their CAT/ CET scores, are absolutely welcome to do so. However, our entrance test is
subjective in nature which tests the students' attitude, aptitude and awareness levels. The regular
Psychometric analysis helps us assess their development during the course of the program. This makes
up for a steady graph in terms of their learning outputs. This facility is not available at other B-Schools.

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Rakesh Kumar

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You need to understand what exactly you are looking for. If in research or Teaching, you must go for M.Sc. And Ph.D. later. But if not, then MBA is best but you have to make sure you take the admission in well renown and reputed universities which offers MBA in India with good placements and industrial exposure. You can pursue your MBA in different streams like MBA, Information technology, Hospital and Healthcare management, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Supply chain and logistics, Financial markets, Banking and insurance or you can go for MBA (HONS) also, Some of them are Lovely Professional University, Manav Rachna
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Mansi Pahujapharmacist pursuing mba

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Shalu, we do not have any mode through which I can help you with the earlier year question papers but it is similar to other papers. Only normal vocab and reasoning with maths and GK is judged.

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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

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Career Opportunities after MBA in Finance
The MBA Finance course allows the candidate to obtain a rewarding career either with public or private sector. After completion of the course, the candidate can seek jobs in any of the top financial companies in the private or public sector. Career opportunities are more in the private sector when compared with that in public sector. Top MNC s offer lucrative salary packages to such candidates. The main job profiles that comes under the category are
Cash Managers
Chief Financial Officer
Corporate Controllers
Credit Managers
Credit Risk Management Analyst
Financial Manager
Financial Research Analyst
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