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NL Dalmia is considered as a famous college for pursuing PGDM, especially in finance stream. Kindly visit this link for more details about the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-in-finance-n-l-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mira-road-mumbai-161223
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Scholar-Level 17
NL Dalmia is considered as a famous college for pursuing PGDM, especially in finance stream. Kindly visit this link for more details about the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-in-finance-n-l-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mira-road-mumbai-161223
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Scholar-Level 17
Being from commerce background, pursuing MBA in finance stream would be the best option. However, you can choose any specialisation as per your interests and career goals. Kindly visit this link to know about the top five MBA specializations in detail:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223
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To be honest, the scores aren't good enough for you to get into a decent college. With your work experience being not too much, you can still put in more efforts and try next year once again. By then you'd have even longer work experience and another chance at having better scores. Mechanical engineering is best suited for NITIE and IIT Mumbai. You can try for JB or even PUMBA for that matter if you want to stay in Pune.
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Contributor-Level 10
To be honest, the scores aren't good enough for you to get into a decent college. With your work experience being not too much, you can still put in more efforts and try next year once again. By then you'd have even longer work experience and another chance at having better scores. Mechanical engineering is best suited for NITIE and IIT Mumbai. You can try for JB or even PUMBA for that matter if you want to stay in Pune.
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