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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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No, you need minimum graduation for doing MBA.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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Yes, first you should get some experience in your technological field, and then go for MBA. It will help you to get a good package job.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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It depends on the vertical you choose like marketing, HR, finance etc. Nowadays, majority companies have marketing vacancies. Having good knowledge in these verticals will definitely help you to get a good job in a big MNC.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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Yes, of course. Having experience is very advantageous. The campus like symbiosis offer quality education and placement to you. Companies will prefer students with experience and will offer higher package.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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XAT is a very famous exam. The exam need preparation in general awareness, logical reasoning, analytical skills, mathematics etc. You need to prepare in these following verticals.

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Ananya Singh

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There is a large list of colleges that accept XAT scores. XLRI-BM program and XLRI-HR programme top the list of courses available through this programme. There are other private colleges that accept the score. CAT scores are usually taken by government colleges like IIMs or FMS or IITs.

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Vibhas Kaushik

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Hi
If you have enough of your work experence (around 4 or more), you should plan to do Executive MBA which has high paying career opportunities even abroad. After successful completion of this course, you have plenty of job offers because of the degree and of course your experience. You won't like to refuse even a single one then.
E-MBA is the best option for you.
There is a lot of career scopes that you may have through this course.
Regards

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Aman, if you are asking that whether Executive MBA is a good career option or not, then I will say a big 'yes'. Executive MBA is really a high valued and demanding course in today's management market. But, in order to get admission in Ex-MBA, you must have at least 5 year of work experience at Managerial level. Aman, I am not sure that even IIMs offers the post-graduation course in Ex-MBA, but I would suggest you to go for FMS-DU (Faculty of Management Studies - Delhi University). I hope you are well aware about it. Its fees is quite low as compared to other institutions and placement index is significantly high enough. If you did
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