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Deeparun Dutta
Contributor-Level 8
You will strictly be taught about management of hospitality firms in the last year. The first year has almost same syllabus. By pursuing general MBA you are safer and left with more options. Doon Business School, Dehradun offers MBA and PGDM.
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Lokesh Thadani
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For finance I'll suggest you SIES. It's a very good college for finance students as it gives good ROI as well as good learning. ITM is also good but keep it as a second option as it is not that very much good in terms of ROI. The average package of finance in ITM is around 4.5-5 lakhs whereas in SIES it is around 6 lakhs, which brings a major difference in ROI.
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Hanimi Reddy
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IIBS is a very wonderful school with countless opportunities to get involved. There is something here for everyone. We are one of the best academic schools in the country and you can see it here on campus. The environment is uplifting and bright. The university offers a variety of activities socially and academically. The school offers opportunities for various interests. Resources are plentiful and the professors do want to help. The most important part of school is you, and what you're willing to put forth to be happy and exceed.
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Gaurav Jury
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Yes, it is easy to apply to ISB&M Kolkata from the institute website (link provided). Just go to the site, fill in or download the admission form, and follow the admissions procedures as mentioned.
http://isbm.ac.in/pdf/final-booklet-website.pdf
http://isbm.ac.in/pdf/final-booklet-website.pdf
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karan sharma
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Hi, Muskan
To pursue financial analytics from JK Lakshmipat University, you should have 50% marks in your graduation since you will be doing this under MBA course which is a postgraduate course. With that you have to clear any national level entrance exam eg: CAT/MAT/ATMA/XAT/CMAT or any other national level entrance test. This course is in collaboration with Moodys Analytics. For more details check: http://www.jklu.edu.in/admission.html
All the best!
To pursue financial analytics from JK Lakshmipat University, you should have 50% marks in your graduation since you will be doing this under MBA course which is a postgraduate course. With that you have to clear any national level entrance exam eg: CAT/MAT/ATMA/XAT/CMAT or any other national level entrance test. This course is in collaboration with Moodys Analytics. For more details check: http://www.jklu.edu.in/admission.html
All the best!
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karan sharma
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Hi,
B.Com is an account related degree, hence you should do your MBA in finance, Marketing or Finance Analytics. You can choose any specialisation that you find fit for you. Finance Analytical specialisation is in collaboration with Moody's Analytics from JKLU. In the end, it will depend on you how you want to shape your career. You can pursue your degree at JK Lakshmipat University, this university has the best curriculum and infrastructure. For more information you can check:
http://www.jklu.edu.in/post-graduate-programmes/mba-full-time-residential-programme
B.Com is an account related degree, hence you should do your MBA in finance, Marketing or Finance Analytics. You can choose any specialisation that you find fit for you. Finance Analytical specialisation is in collaboration with Moody's Analytics from JKLU. In the end, it will depend on you how you want to shape your career. You can pursue your degree at JK Lakshmipat University, this university has the best curriculum and infrastructure. For more information you can check:
http://www.jklu.edu.in/post-graduate-programmes/mba-full-time-residential-programme
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Aarti Singh
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Radhika,
M.Sc and MBA both are equally good and both are postgraduate courses. After M.Sc the common options available are teaching for which either you need to go for B.Ed or clear NET exam. If you go for specialisations like microbiology/ biotechnology/ biochemistry, etc. You can go for job in some MNC. After MBA, you will be getting jobs in MNC and in order to go up the ladder of your career, MBA would be a better option.Many private universities like Lovely, Symbiosis, SRM, etc. are offering various specializations in both M.Sc as well as MBA. They are world class universities with modern infrastructure, offering good scholarships
M.Sc and MBA both are equally good and both are postgraduate courses. After M.Sc the common options available are teaching for which either you need to go for B.Ed or clear NET exam. If you go for specialisations like microbiology/ biotechnology/ biochemistry, etc. You can go for job in some MNC. After MBA, you will be getting jobs in MNC and in order to go up the ladder of your career, MBA would be a better option.Many private universities like Lovely, Symbiosis, SRM, etc. are offering various specializations in both M.Sc as well as MBA. They are world class universities with modern infrastructure, offering good scholarships
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Yash Mehta
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Hi Madhu, It depends upon the cut-off FDDI sets for this year. If the cut-off is high, you getting in is difficult and if the cut-off is low and less number of people are above you who have applied your chances of getting it is high.
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Yash Mehta
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Hi Vishal, Sorry but let me be honest with you. With such a low score, there is less chances for you to get into a good B-School. I would suggest you to join a firm work for 3-4 years and then apply for an MBA course.
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