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Pallavi Jain
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MBA Human Resource Management Course; Career, Scope, Salary in India. An MBA in Human Resource Management may well be the next best thing in the job industry as it is aimed at optimizing employee performance in order to bring about greater profit for the company.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Yashraj,
You have done PG in management hence you are eligible for Ph.D. in management. However, if you are desirous of Ph.D. in any other subject, then you need to obtain PG in that subject first.
You have done PG in management hence you are eligible for Ph.D. in management. However, if you are desirous of Ph.D. in any other subject, then you need to obtain PG in that subject first.
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Pallavi Jain
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A Masters degree is required to gain admission to a doctoral programme. In some subjects, doing a Masters in Philosophy (M.Phil. ) is a prerequisite to start Ph.D. Degree. The Ph.D. programme is a full time programme leading to a Doctoral Degree in Economics. Students specialize in various fields within Economics by enrolling in field courses and attending field specific lunches and seminars.
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Annu PILLAII am a Faculty in Government Hotel Management
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Akash its always better to do a regular full-time course. In this case, you have bright chances of placements as well you can opt for part-time /trainee in a company in the field you are interested in which will give you exposure. For admissions in MBA, you have to appear for entrance exams All the best.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello!
Yes, it does matter and usually is not ignored by the interviewers. Being a student or an alumnus of a reputed college always gives you that respect and creates a good impression of you among the interviewers as well as general public.
Yes, it does matter and usually is not ignored by the interviewers. Being a student or an alumnus of a reputed college always gives you that respect and creates a good impression of you among the interviewers as well as general public.
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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Well, with such percentage, it's very difficult to get any MBA college. Most of the MBA colleges ask for 50% in graduation.
Some states and colleges give max. 45% criteria to SC, ST or category students but at 40%, it's a bit difficult.
Some states and colleges give max. 45% criteria to SC, ST or category students but at 40%, it's a bit difficult.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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It's an average type of college- you can say tier-III college.
The fee is very high and the class size is huge, like up to 120 students in a single class.
Faculty members are also not that good except 2-3. If you talk about placement, the average package is 3 lac.
Also, there are three colleges under this management, so for any company that comes for placement, students from all three campuses sit for the placement.
So ultimately, you have to compete with students from all the three campuses.
Consider this college only if you don't have any other good college options (for MAT score, this college is good) or you have to pursue MBA this ye
The fee is very high and the class size is huge, like up to 120 students in a single class.
Faculty members are also not that good except 2-3. If you talk about placement, the average package is 3 lac.
Also, there are three colleges under this management, so for any company that comes for placement, students from all three campuses sit for the placement.
So ultimately, you have to compete with students from all the three campuses.
Consider this college only if you don't have any other good college options (for MAT score, this college is good) or you have to pursue MBA this ye
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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This year,
Stanford is telling applicants that the estimated cost of its two-year, full-time MBA programme is a whopping $185,054, a new record.
Stanford is telling applicants that the estimated cost of its two-year, full-time MBA programme is a whopping $185,054, a new record.
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