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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Fauzia,
Absolutely you can take admission in PGDM healthcare management even after passing your graduation from commerce stream. You can choose whatever option you please and for your second query, it is not like that MBA is more valued than PGDM. You degree should be valid and AICTE recognized. Both have the same value. Good Luck.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

Guide-Level 14

Dear Fauzia,
Absolutely you can take admission in PGDM healthcare management even after passing your graduation from commerce stream. You can choose whatever option you please and for your second query, it is not like that MBA is more valued than PGDM. You degree should be valid and AICTE recognized. Both have the same value. Good Luck.

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shivani jaiswal

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Reading is a key to get a good score. Improve your vocab and grammar and practice as many questions as you can.

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Dhruv SharmaCurrently pursuing MBA from BVIMR in 2017-19 batch

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The average placements in BVIMR range between 4-5 LPA; however if you take & learn best from the opportunities provided by the college than you may land above 6-8 LPA or who knows you become an entrepreneur, as many BVIMRians do.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Yogendra!
If you really want to do MBA in International Business or foreign trade then don't go for correspondence. Because these are some of the very core and critical thinking streams. Companies preference goes for those candidates who have done their full time MBA from a prestigious university. My advise will go for IIFT Delhi (Indian Institute of Foreign Trade Delhi). It's the best and specialised college for what you are dreaming for.
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Ashish Sharma

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G.L Bajaj Institute of Management and Research is very good college specially for marketing and not only for marketing it is good for all functional area where you have your interest or where you want your career to be. This Institute also work on personality development along with your wonderful academics curriculum.

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Dhruv SharmaCurrently pursuing MBA from BVIMR in 2017-19 batch

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BVIMR is one of the high rated colleges of Delhi. If you are a kind of a person who takes initiative to learn & get exposure then BVIMR will definitely work for you. Students with rank generally below 220 in B-MAT gets admission, but I suggest you aim for a rank below 180.

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abhishek jhaGuidance/experience/engineering/CBSE/MBA

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The total fee structure is 3.30 lakhs.

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Aswin AA

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You can join MBA if you have 55 percent while graduating in BE course. Please check the site for more details.

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