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Rishab kansal

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Yes, you can. You should have required marks in graduation, and if you have then you can register online.

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Vatsal Chaturvedi

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Delhi University is the best. On an average 27-28 thousand is all that you have to pay to do MBA from DU and if you do the same from any other university you will be charged around 8 to 22 lakhs.

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Vatsal Chaturvedi

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You can try for ISB or any foreign university. For that you have to give GMAT. If you want to gain some knowledge and improve your career prospects then go for it. But keep in mind you may not be able to get into IMS as maximum experience of 8 years is required for their executive programme. Beyond that the only choice you have is ISB in India. You can also apply in foreign universities. If you do regular MBA then it won't be of much use.

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I regret to inform you that, in order pursue MBA from NIT-W one must have a technical background. The school of management at NIT-W is specially designed for engineering graduates. But you can apply at NIT Silchar, NIT-Kurukshetra or MNIT-Jaipur. These are also some of the top colleges which offer MBA course to non-technical students. Thank you.

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At least 30 Lacs per year. will be the expense. No specific special benefits are there.

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