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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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If part time work and work after studies is the plan you can check Australia, Canada and New Zealand. They are most student attractive policies now. Canada is a top destination and competitive too with world renowned universities.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
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Yes, you can go for it. Anyways, it teaches all the basics of accounting and finance.
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Supratik Dey
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Apart from CAT and CMAT there are other college specific exams like SNAP, NMAT, etc. You may give it a shot. Note - all exams for admission in this year are over. Try for next year.
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Supratik Dey
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Not really, because your MBA (finance) will anyway teach you all areas of banking and finance from scratch. There are some certification courses which you can try in 1st of year of MBA.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi,
IELTS may be waived, it depends on the university and also on your profile, your GMAT score, academic percentage, etc.
IELTS may be waived, it depends on the university and also on your profile, your GMAT score, academic percentage, etc.
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