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Dhruv SharmaCurrently pursuing MBA from BVIMR in 2017-19 batch
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If you are confident that you can earn a living from film industry than definitely do that. Else, what you can do is to first do an MBA, job, be self-dependent, and then further continue your passion in film/photography industry. For more counseling on the matter you can visit - https://buildyorcharacter.blogspot.in/2017/12/i-devote-this-entire-post-to-most.html
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mahima yadav
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If you want to pursue MBA from countries like Canada, UK, Ireland etc. It is mandatory to have IELTS score or GMAT in some of the countries to pursue higher education.
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mahima yadav
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Yes, you pursue MBA through IELTS. To get a good college, try and get band 6 and above.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi,
I understand that your completely confused about your higher studies. I suggest you to take up MBA which will help you getting a job and will help you have an happy professional life. When talking about films and photography as it your passion do it as a part time one. I suggest you to not mix your professional life with your passion. There are many people who I know personally has completed higher studies and working and with that enjoying their passion. This will help you sustain in both the field happily. I recommend you this link which will help you get the right feedback about the college your looking for your higher studies.
I understand that your completely confused about your higher studies. I suggest you to take up MBA which will help you getting a job and will help you have an happy professional life. When talking about films and photography as it your passion do it as a part time one. I suggest you to not mix your professional life with your passion. There are many people who I know personally has completed higher studies and working and with that enjoying their passion. This will help you sustain in both the field happily. I recommend you this link which will help you get the right feedback about the college your looking for your higher studies.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Somehow, it is impossible, but some below average private colleges are accepting students for their MBA programmes, without CAT. You may look for the same. They are taking admission on the basis of normal eligibility criteria.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Yes, absolutely you can get admission in the various prestigious colleges through CAT and other related entrance examinations.
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HARSHIT NIGAM
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For VIT Vellore the VITEEE entrance test is held in the month of April but sorry to say the Exam is over.
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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem
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You have completed your Bachelor's degree, it means that there is no need of giving foundation exam for CMA course and now you can directly apply for executive level of CMA. Now, you need to fill CMA executive form from ICMA website and before 9 months of exam you need to register for exam online all the process is online, and if you want to ask about your queries than you can go on ICMA web page or you can visit ICMA office also.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Somehow, it is impossible, but some below average private colleges are accepting students to their MBA programmes, without CAT. You may look for the same.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Eligibility criteria for admissions to the MBA programme:A graduate degree under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern under any discipline, securing at least 50% marks in aggregate, from a recognized university.
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