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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend on our interest areas and individual personality strengths. HR & Finance both have separate career progressions & so one needs separate strengths to excel in the said areas. From a long-term career perspective, both have good growth opportunities.
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Shail Oberoi
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To seek admission into MBA, one needs to have scored a minimum of 50% marks at the graduation level & should appear for an open test and seeks a good score to get admission on merit. An engineering graduate should pursue MBA only if he is exploring a career on the techno-commercial side of the business. If he is keen to make a career in research /academics then he should rather prefer M.Tech.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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Opportunities exist in Purchase/Sourcing, Logistics Management (Freight & Transportation), Vendor Development, Process Management, Warehousing & Distribution, Inventory Control, Supply Chain Management-Solution Designing, and Network Planning. It is designed to fulfil the needs of today rapidly changing global aviation industry. Its course curriculum is drawn in direct response to fulfil the specific skill gaps and meet the rising need for developing core managerial skills required in the aviation sector today, both in domestic as well as at the international/global level employment. Although I'm not sure of how good is the placement f
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Shail Oberoi
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Admissions into IIMs are based on competitive Common Admission Test (CAT) score. To get into a top IIMs, one needs to at least score 98+ percentile in the test and then clear the personal interview (PI) round at the institute. You also need to have scored a minimum of 50% at the graduation level.
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Shrey Arora
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Hi Ankur,
Minimum 75% attendance is compulsory for the student to be eligible for semester exam.
So accordingly you have to manage the classes. All the very best.
Minimum 75% attendance is compulsory for the student to be eligible for semester exam.
So accordingly you have to manage the classes. All the very best.
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archana nair
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Hi Neha,
If you want to do MBA from a reputed university then I would have suggest you Amity University, Jaipur and it has got worldwide exposure with great faculty members and placements.
If you want to do MBA from a reputed university then I would have suggest you Amity University, Jaipur and it has got worldwide exposure with great faculty members and placements.
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Shrey Arora
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Nilasish,
YMCA is my own college and as MBA is concerned it is yet not that good as other courses are like B.Tech.
So from my advice you should go for other college for pursuing MBA. My best wishes
All the very best.
YMCA is my own college and as MBA is concerned it is yet not that good as other courses are like B.Tech.
So from my advice you should go for other college for pursuing MBA. My best wishes
All the very best.
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