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UBS kurne
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UBS Mumbai will give you a global experience with its partnerships with leading British, French, Italian and Bulgarian Universities. You will get a Global MBA degree with an AICTE PGDM getting you a global and Indian passport which is extremely valuable in the future. The faculty has 500+ years industry experience and you will experience 80% practical learning with the experiential learning corporation (ELC) Case Blazer, 2 Internships, and the Global Trading Room. To top it all you have the backing of 60 Global CEOs and 30 Industry leaders as Senators. With its corporate background and backing by 60 CEOs ensures 200+ companies come eve
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Dr. Bhupesh Kumar
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MBA in marketing and sales is the best option. As an MBA in Marketing with hospitality background is the best combination in today's world. There is no better option than this.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Saradindu Ghosh
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Hi,
Heritage Business School is indeed a great place to do your MBA in Finance. The institute has some of the best faculty members and you can also look forward to getting placed in good organizations.
Thank you.
Heritage Business School is indeed a great place to do your MBA in Finance. The institute has some of the best faculty members and you can also look forward to getting placed in good organizations.
Thank you.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
With only 153 marks in NMAT, it is impossible to get into a decent B-school as the cutoff of all the reputed ones is generally 190+. I suggest you to focus on other upcoming exams like CMAT, CET and give your best there.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! There is neither any sectional cutoff nor any sectional time limit which is explicitly mentioned in the Maharastra-MBA CET exam.
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Divyanshu Porwal
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Friend, no need of maths in MBA if you know little bit, then to okay with MBA, and you should go for marketing or Digital market. It is one of the fastest growing sector and can go for HR also, but for that, you should have good communication skills.
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Divyanshu Porwal
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Sorry, there is no such option, you must increase your budget in order to do MBA with well named college, else, it is not worth to do MBA.
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