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Eleanor Colaco
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It is a bit difficult to get into a good B-school with your score, however I would suggest you to give more mock tests and try your luck at MAH-CET exams this coming March.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Revathi, MBA for an engineering graduate is change of stream! Branch is actually immaterial. Then, within MBA, the branch to be selected should be entirely dependent on the passion of the individual. It could be HR, Finance, Operations or myriad subjects available these days. My sincere advise and opinion is that, one should select stream based on one's passion / liking / fascination and not what one has studied till then.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Hi,
Since you are a student of computer science, it is obvious that you hold a very good command on maths, logical reasoning, programming, etc. In MBA, you have wide range of choices and it's only up to your interest and your future goals but my suggestion is to go for 'finance' sector. It can give you the exponential growth if you perform well. The reason why I'm saying this is because finance requires huge amount of willingness, knowledge of maths and good software knowledge.
I would like you to go for a financial analyst job (if you are not interested in doing M.Tech or any similar course). This job demands more insights on data scie
Since you are a student of computer science, it is obvious that you hold a very good command on maths, logical reasoning, programming, etc. In MBA, you have wide range of choices and it's only up to your interest and your future goals but my suggestion is to go for 'finance' sector. It can give you the exponential growth if you perform well. The reason why I'm saying this is because finance requires huge amount of willingness, knowledge of maths and good software knowledge.
I would like you to go for a financial analyst job (if you are not interested in doing M.Tech or any similar course). This job demands more insights on data scie
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Radhika Sachdeva
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Yes, you can get admission in Amity by filling online application form.
They may offer you scholarship as your CGPA is more than 9.
They may offer you scholarship as your CGPA is more than 9.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
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You can give CAT, CMAT, GMAT, MAT CET and according to the colleges there are many more entrance tests.
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Ritu Bhandari
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Hi, You didn't mentioned in which entrance exam you scored 94.9percentile.
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