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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
You are absolutely right, Monica. Data analyst is a great option for you as you are doing MBA in finance, but apart from that (I mean in addition to this), there are few more courses/Diploma/certificates which will accelerate your career to a new height. You can learn:
1) Business & Financial Modelling.
2) Data mining & Analysis.
3) Big Data & SQL.
Monica, these will not just enrich you with core knowledge, but also make your resume more bold to get the right job with good pay package.
Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good luck.
1) Business & Financial Modelling.
2) Data mining & Analysis.
3) Big Data & SQL.
Monica, these will not just enrich you with core knowledge, but also make your resume more bold to get the right job with good pay package.
Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good luck.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Gurunaath,
Absolutely, you can choose any stream of management after graduation, but I cannot suggest that you go for this field of management after engineering. Engineering is the region where you have got the practical knowledge hence MBA in hospitality and tourism is irrelevant to your branch. However, finally its all depends on you and your future goals, but my opinion says that you should go for either sales & marketing or for finance.
Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good luck.
Absolutely, you can choose any stream of management after graduation, but I cannot suggest that you go for this field of management after engineering. Engineering is the region where you have got the practical knowledge hence MBA in hospitality and tourism is irrelevant to your branch. However, finally its all depends on you and your future goals, but my opinion says that you should go for either sales & marketing or for finance.
Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good luck.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Narendra,
Don't take me wrong, but you belong to the general category (I guess), you need to score slightly more in CAT. Still, you do have good marks for good college. If you have significant work experience in your field then you may get admission in any of the following colleges:
1) Management Development Institute, Gurugram.
2) Great Lakes College.
3) Bennett University.
4) Faculty of Management studies-Delhi University (chances are low, but just try for that).
5) IIM-Kozhikode and Lucknow (moderate chances).
I hope that you can get admission in any one of the above-mentioned colleges. If you have 20 or 24 months of work experie
Don't take me wrong, but you belong to the general category (I guess), you need to score slightly more in CAT. Still, you do have good marks for good college. If you have significant work experience in your field then you may get admission in any of the following colleges:
1) Management Development Institute, Gurugram.
2) Great Lakes College.
3) Bennett University.
4) Faculty of Management studies-Delhi University (chances are low, but just try for that).
5) IIM-Kozhikode and Lucknow (moderate chances).
I hope that you can get admission in any one of the above-mentioned colleges. If you have 20 or 24 months of work experie
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Monica,
You cannot pursue two degree course at the same time. According to UGC rules, first, you can do UG and then opt for MBA.
You cannot pursue two degree course at the same time. According to UGC rules, first, you can do UG and then opt for MBA.
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Udit BhatiaManagement professional
Contributor-Level 7
Placement, exposure and learning in an MBA program depends largely on how the peer group is and how driven the candidate is towards the program. If you happen to make it to the Ivy League schools of India or abroad, you will certainly get a cohort that will have a pedigree and will push you to improve yourself. Schools like IIMs, FMS, XLRI, IIFT, MDI are NITIE are all the schools that have operations and finance as the majors available. If you make it to these, placement opportunities in MNCs and PSUs await you.
All the best.
All the best.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
It will be difficult to get a call from any of the NITs or any good MBA college at this score. This score is on the lower side. Score at least around 85-90 percentile which is required to get a call from NITs. Apart from that, a good performance in WAT-PI/GD-PI and good academic profile+work experience (if any) is favoured during MBA college admissions. You can try through other MBA entrance exams or you can try one more year for CAT.
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rahul r
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MBA (Masters in Business Administration) is the first option in front of you. It is a 2-year long postgraduate course after which you will be able to apply for jobs in management, accounting, finance and marketing related fields. To get admission in an MBA college, you would have to appear in entrance exams. Another good option for you is M.Sc. Once you complete your postgraduate course, apply for entrance the exams like NET and SET. If you fared well in these exams, you will get lecturer job in reputed college in India. If you are interested in teaching field then I must suggest that you to M.Sc. You can go for B.Tech if you are inter
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Manas Pandey
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If you belong to any of the reserved categories, you might get a call from IIMs. You can also apply in the following colleges:
1. DSE, Delhi
2. DFS, Delhi
3. IITs.
1. DSE, Delhi
2. DFS, Delhi
3. IITs.
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