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Shayani Chandra
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Chinmay,
You can go for "Wren and Martin". That's one of the most auxiliary book to prepare for your management entrances. Here, you also can go with "Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis", this will help you to improve your vocabulary. To improve your verbal ability, you must read books from different genres and you can go with some glorious novels as well. Meanwhile, have these Newspaper Editorials: "The Hindu and The Economic Times"
Magazines like "Business World and Frontline".
I hope this favours! :-)
You can go for "Wren and Martin". That's one of the most auxiliary book to prepare for your management entrances. Here, you also can go with "Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis", this will help you to improve your vocabulary. To improve your verbal ability, you must read books from different genres and you can go with some glorious novels as well. Meanwhile, have these Newspaper Editorials: "The Hindu and The Economic Times"
Magazines like "Business World and Frontline".
I hope this favours! :-)
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Shayani Chandra
Beginner-Level 5
Here goes those:-
* Institute of Management Studies (IMT), Ghaziabad.
* Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning (SCDL)
* Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
* ICFAI University.
* Sikkim Manipal University.
* Annamalai University.
* Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management.
* Amity University.
I hope this helps! ;-)
* Institute of Management Studies (IMT), Ghaziabad.
* Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning (SCDL)
* Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
* ICFAI University.
* Sikkim Manipal University.
* Annamalai University.
* Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management.
* Amity University.
I hope this helps! ;-)
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jyoti singh
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No, you can not pursue MBA after completing your diploma in aviation only you can pursue MBA after completing your graduation in any stream as MBA is master's degree and also a B.tech Degree holder can pursue MBA. If you want to pursue MBA you need to complete your graduation first as you have done your diploma in aviation. So, you can do BBA In Travel & Tourism management and after that, you can go for MBA in the same. As Tourism industry is spreading wide these days, it has lots of opportunities and career option as it has become one of the fastest growing career industry with the tremendous growth in the economy. Tourism of India is
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pushpendra malav
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Greetings Tanima,
Yes, you can appear in NET Exam.
The NET stands for National Eligibility Test, which is conducted to check the eligibility for junior research fellowship award or lectureship in top colleges or institutes of India.
The minimum qualification requires for the NET exam is post graduation degree.
You can choose only your post-graduation subject for the Exam.
Visit the following link to know more about UGC NET Eligibility criteria: https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility must check.
Check out the complete syllabus, exam pattern and Eligibility criteria from the official website to know more about it. here: https://c
Yes, you can appear in NET Exam.
The NET stands for National Eligibility Test, which is conducted to check the eligibility for junior research fellowship award or lectureship in top colleges or institutes of India.
The minimum qualification requires for the NET exam is post graduation degree.
You can choose only your post-graduation subject for the Exam.
Visit the following link to know more about UGC NET Eligibility criteria: https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility must check.
Check out the complete syllabus, exam pattern and Eligibility criteria from the official website to know more about it. here: https://c
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Swapnadip Mazumdar
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For the non-creamy layer of OBC, the cutoff of CAT is 40 percentile (approx) for MBA(DAY) and 30 percentile (approx) for MHRM.
Note:- Cutoff changes year-by-year. This is just an approximate indicator. It may not be same for this admission-session (2018-20).
Note:- Cutoff changes year-by-year. This is just an approximate indicator. It may not be same for this admission-session (2018-20).
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Neeti Mahajan
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Hi,
You can try for a better score next year so that you get into a good B-school. You may continue your job till then. Having a proper work experience will give you an edge during your course of study.
All the best.
You can try for a better score next year so that you get into a good B-school. You may continue your job till then. Having a proper work experience will give you an edge during your course of study.
All the best.
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Neeti Mahajan
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
Yes you should definitely pursue an MBA. Your work experience will help you in your course of study as you will be able to connect the theoritical concepts that you will learn with the practical experience that you have.
All the best.
Yes you should definitely pursue an MBA. Your work experience will help you in your course of study as you will be able to connect the theoritical concepts that you will learn with the practical experience that you have.
All the best.
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