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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM
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Class 10th and 12th percentage do matter as the top institutes like IIMs do check the overall profile of a candidate. If you have a valid reason like extracurricular or other certificate courses to defend your point of scoring less in academics than you can crack the interview and get selected.
Firstly, you need to score good in graduation and secondly score in the entrance examination. Doing so you have high chances of getting good colleges.
Hope it helps.
Firstly, you need to score good in graduation and secondly score in the entrance examination. Doing so you have high chances of getting good colleges.
Hope it helps.
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santosh bhawal
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The college does not accept MAT score for MBA program. Only CAT scores are accepted.
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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM
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You need to first understand that Australian institutes and Indian institutes function differently. Here in India, you will get placement through campus placement, but in Australia, there is no such term called placement. You need to horn your skills and apply for jobs. There spoon feeding is not done, you have to search, make a network and get a job. So you might immediately get a job after graduating or else it will take more time to crack that interview and get a dream job. All this depends on your knowledge and communication skills.
The University of Melbourne is one of the best business schools in Australia, surely after graduatin
The University of Melbourne is one of the best business schools in Australia, surely after graduatin
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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend a lot on your interest areas and career aspirations.
Depending upon your skills and interest areas you could seek employment in any of the following areas:
1. Accounts & finance
2. Treasury
3. Equity market
4. Broking
5. Investment Banking
6. Banking
7. NBFC
8. Insurance
9. Microfinance
Depending upon your skills and interest areas you could seek employment in any of the following areas:
1. Accounts & finance
2. Treasury
3. Equity market
4. Broking
5. Investment Banking
6. Banking
7. NBFC
8. Insurance
9. Microfinance
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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM
Contributor-Level 8
If you want to take admission in Maharashtra then appear for MH-CET. Apart from that, give CMAT exam so that you can apply to various Institute through all India quota seats.
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Cheryl Fernandes
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https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/colleges-accepting-cat-scores-range-70-to-80-percentile-blogId-11956
These are the B-Schools that accept CAT scores between 70 and 80 percentile.
These are the B-Schools that accept CAT scores between 70 and 80 percentile.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Yasir,
It is better you apply for a student visa, complete a good program, apply for a post-study work permit, work for few years and apply for PR. Remember all of these will depend on your career goals, your qualification, academic qualification, skills. etc.
It is better you apply for a student visa, complete a good program, apply for a post-study work permit, work for few years and apply for PR. Remember all of these will depend on your career goals, your qualification, academic qualification, skills. etc.
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Animesh Wadhwa
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Hi dear,
For MBA, one must prepare for CAT from the second half of the 2nd year of B.Com (Hons).
1 year is enough for B.Com (Hons) student to get good grades in CAT provided sincere practice is done.
Refer to good books.
Thank you and all the best.
For MBA, one must prepare for CAT from the second half of the 2nd year of B.Com (Hons).
1 year is enough for B.Com (Hons) student to get good grades in CAT provided sincere practice is done.
Refer to good books.
Thank you and all the best.
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Mir Noaman Ali
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Rameshwari,
The fee is Rs 20,000 and it will come down to about Rs 2-3 lakhs including all other expenses.
To score high, do what suits you the best. Make it a point to give mock tests regularly and analyze the paper for correcting your mistakes.
The fee is Rs 20,000 and it will come down to about Rs 2-3 lakhs including all other expenses.
To score high, do what suits you the best. Make it a point to give mock tests regularly and analyze the paper for correcting your mistakes.
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