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AELIA RIZVITeam guy,Enthusiastic,Flexible,Adaptive,Learner.
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Hritwk Anand
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Hello Dhaush,
Anna University is superior to the other one. Go for it as it will give you a wide range of opportunities.
Good luck.
Anna University is superior to the other one. Go for it as it will give you a wide range of opportunities.
Good luck.
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Hritwk Anand
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Hello Anjali,
Congrats for scoring such a wonderful score.
Yes, definitely, you will get admission in IPU but under top 10 colleges, you could get any one.
Good luck
Congrats for scoring such a wonderful score.
Yes, definitely, you will get admission in IPU but under top 10 colleges, you could get any one.
Good luck
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palak sahjournalism student
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Hi Arindam,
There are many people who have same questions as you have. So, here I am giving you:-
Some advantages of MBA after Engineering:
1) MBA stresses on building soft skills, which is one of the most important life skill.
2) MBA becomes pivotal in opening up alternate career paths for many who completed engineering grudgingly, or got bored of corporate job as an engineer.
3) Some people who do executive MBA or a short term MBA along with their jobs, do it to skill themselves in areas that will help them grow further. Some disadvantages of MBA post Engineering:
1) An MBA in Finance after CA or B.Com is better than after engineering
2)
There are many people who have same questions as you have. So, here I am giving you:-
Some advantages of MBA after Engineering:
1) MBA stresses on building soft skills, which is one of the most important life skill.
2) MBA becomes pivotal in opening up alternate career paths for many who completed engineering grudgingly, or got bored of corporate job as an engineer.
3) Some people who do executive MBA or a short term MBA along with their jobs, do it to skill themselves in areas that will help them grow further. Some disadvantages of MBA post Engineering:
1) An MBA in Finance after CA or B.Com is better than after engineering
2)
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Hritwk Anand
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Hello Supratim,
I am glad to say that yes, you are eligible for the MBA programme, but the thing is that you are just on the borderline.
Well, forget the past and focus on the present.
good Luck.
I am glad to say that yes, you are eligible for the MBA programme, but the thing is that you are just on the borderline.
Well, forget the past and focus on the present.
good Luck.
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Hritwk Anand
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Hello Andesh,
Yes, you are eligible for the MBA programme as MBA eligibility says you must have an equivalent graduation degree equal to diploma.
All the best.
Yes, you are eligible for the MBA programme as MBA eligibility says you must have an equivalent graduation degree equal to diploma.
All the best.
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palak sahjournalism student
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Hi Moitry,
They provide good facilities like big campus, huge ground, smart classrooms, projectors available in every classroom. Apart from this, the college faculty members are very qualified and well knowledgeable and they are very caring. Overall, everything is very good.
Highlights:
1. Ranked 14th amongst India's top private B-Schools of excellence by CSR-GHRDC B-Schools Survey, 2017.
2. Ranked A+ amongst top B-schools by Chronicle, 2017.
3. Ranked 52 amongst top B-schools by Silicone, 2015.
They provide good facilities like big campus, huge ground, smart classrooms, projectors available in every classroom. Apart from this, the college faculty members are very qualified and well knowledgeable and they are very caring. Overall, everything is very good.
Highlights:
1. Ranked 14th amongst India's top private B-Schools of excellence by CSR-GHRDC B-Schools Survey, 2017.
2. Ranked A+ amongst top B-schools by Chronicle, 2017.
3. Ranked 52 amongst top B-schools by Silicone, 2015.
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Vm prudhvi Raju
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PGDM is the better choice which has more value and job opportunity.
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Vm prudhvi Raju
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PGDM is the better choice which has more value and job opportunity.
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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan
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If you do not have any option or a healthy scorecard, then take MBA, not PGDM.
As PGDM is much costlier but placement does not give a good return.
There is not so much difference between course structure of both, as claimed during admission. Even in corporates, both CVs have the same value.
Alternatively, give Sept MAT once again to get tier-I MAT colleges.
But MBA has less cost and has an equal competition with the costly PGDM.
Be clever before investment or bank loan burden.
As PGDM is much costlier but placement does not give a good return.
There is not so much difference between course structure of both, as claimed during admission. Even in corporates, both CVs have the same value.
Alternatively, give Sept MAT once again to get tier-I MAT colleges.
But MBA has less cost and has an equal competition with the costly PGDM.
Be clever before investment or bank loan burden.
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