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DEEPARUN DUTTA
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This is actually the best combination ever. You can be absorved in companies dealing in international trade apart from MNCs in India. Forex trade related companies too can hire you.
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DEEPAK CHOUDHARY
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Sasmiras Institute of Management Studies and Research is good for marketing management. It is a highly reputed college and it is good for other courses too.
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SACHIN NAMDEVM. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh
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You can apply for CAT. If you score very good marks (above 95%), you may get admission in Iims. If you are interested to study abroad then prepare for GRE/IELTS/TOEFL.
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DEEPARUN DUTTA
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No not necessarily. Even college drop outs are allowed. The interview and test is what one need to crack for getting into Google.
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DEEPARUN DUTTA
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Send emails with Cover letters in formal language. Also, attach your CVs.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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The candidate should be an Indian National
The candidates should satisfy local/unreserved status requirement as laid down in the Telangana educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions) order 1974 and the amendments made there to from time to time. The candidate other than Indian Nationals should satisfy the rules of the Universities concerned
Educational Qualifications
All the courses are of two years duration
Candidates should have passed B.Sc., B.A (or) equivalent exam will not less than 40% in the aggregate (part-2) (For SC/ST candidates a pass in the qualifying exam is sufficient) and studied the subjects given in official websit
The candidates should satisfy local/unreserved status requirement as laid down in the Telangana educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions) order 1974 and the amendments made there to from time to time. The candidate other than Indian Nationals should satisfy the rules of the Universities concerned
Educational Qualifications
All the courses are of two years duration
Candidates should have passed B.Sc., B.A (or) equivalent exam will not less than 40% in the aggregate (part-2) (For SC/ST candidates a pass in the qualifying exam is sufficient) and studied the subjects given in official websit
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DEEPARUN DUTTA
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Tripple specialization and others is just marketing of a college course to attract students.Better go for dual specialization.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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NCFM as an certification is not highly regarded between recruiters specially when you will find lot of candidates with highly reputed certifications in there resume like CFA and FRM. But still given the little effort and cost as compared to other certifications you could pursue few NCFM certifications not to depict that you have gained enough knowledge through them to deserve a job but more to show that you are inclined towards this field and you intention of doing these courses was to gain basic understanding before you opt for main stream certifications like FRM, CFA, etc.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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RBU is an arts based university with Fine Arts, Visual Arts as the domains of study in Higher Education. For more information, see their website rbu. AC. In.
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vennela I
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We can't exactly say which is better. There are many parameters involved like specialization you want to choose, placements, faculty members, curriculum etc. Prioritize what you want and weigh them. Go to the college and check out the infrastructure and talk to the faculty. Choose whatever you feel to be a better option.
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