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Pranami Sharma

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It depends on your interest, what you want to learn actually after completion of MBA. And, again if you get into a company almost after 3 to 4 years the specialization would not even matter, as you need to know each and every aspect, but as of now these are the following specialization Human Resources-Operations And Supply Chain-Finance- Marketing, if you are determined to do MBA, take admission in college and get knowledge of each subject in first semester itself and decide, else get your self-counsel for the same. It would definitely help.

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Aftab Azim

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With the mentioned percentage, you might not be able to get a good college, but you can definitely get into an average college and then work hard.
MBA colleges: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india.

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SOMCA@SSN.IN K

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Please try by applying, since you possess work experience. Appear for February MAT and TANCET and update the application till you get a call for GD/PI.

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MAAZ ABDULLAH

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Counting on the whole two years, the fees is around Rs. 32,253. The fees is quite feasible.

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Avi Shekhar

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Your call for GD/PI seems fair. As far as placements records are concerned, we do not have exact figures to share. However, the placement for 2017 batch was pretty good and better than the previous years. Highest and lowest packages were better this year than previous. All the best.

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Avi Shekhar

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It depends what you want, a good brand or good government college. Institute and placements should not be your first priority, goal ahead with IIT. IIT has a good brand value and it is sure fruitful. If not today, it will definitely help you once you are done with the course.

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