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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
The last date of filling the form is 4th April.
For MMS, the cut-off for SIES is high most of the times. It goes beyond 97 percentile approx.
For further details, visit:
www.siescoms.edu
New answer posted
8 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
The last date of filling the form is 4th April.
For MMS, the cut-off for SIES is high most of the times. It goes beyond 97 percentile approx.
For further details, visit:
www.siescoms.edu
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
You'll get enough time in any MBA to get acquainted with all the fields. Hence, once you've decided your liking, you can then choose the field of your interest. You will need to match your interest and the future prospects and viability of your decision and then go ahead with it. There are many exams for various institutions. CAT XAT MAT CMAT CET, SNAP and NMAT. Check them out.
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With the e-commerce field still in the boom, the logistics will always be an evergreen subject. The trouble though is getting into a company. Campus placements are the best way to enter the domain in a good position. But otherwise getting into a company is difficult because of its lucrative competition. Else, you can always be in a core industry and be a part of procurement or delivery team.
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