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MBA stands for Masters of Business Administration. It sharpens your managerial skills in various specialisations such as marketing, finance, HR, operations, etc. and so on. Prior to MBA or equivalent courses such as MMS, PGDM, PGP, etc., you must complete your graduation. Fee structure depends upon the institute.

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Sritama Bhattacharya

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Hi Puja. I am happy that you have put up this question. So, at BIBS we do have an HR department and we have a good faculty there as well. Placements are quite good for HR students and they also get to do their internship with great companies. You will have an ample of scope when you join BIBS. So don't worry about it. Be it HR, marketing or finance, you can rest assured that your money won't be wasted.

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Sritama Bhattacharya

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Hi Nidhi, to be honest you should be positive enough to crack a good company interview during placements because by that time you will be well groomed and a completely different person. So rather than giving you the minimum salary I would like to share with you our average package i.e Rs 3 lakhs. But this year it went upto Rs 5.5 lakhs till now. For international it's again quite higher. So keep your dreams big and work hard. Once you get admission in BIBS you will understand how rapidly you are changing as an individual. Have faith in yourself. All the best for your future.

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Hi Lilabati,
Both are considered but I would suggest that if you are done with your preparation for Dec. attempt then go for it otherwise write Feb. one as you want admission in 2018 and the admission process will be only taking place in April so during April, a question will arise that you have written the Dec. exam then what were you doing till now. So, it would be better if you appear for both the attempts. It will anyway be beneficial if you aren't prepared then write it in Feb only, both attempts equally are beneficial.

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Ankur Sharma

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Hello Ajay,
It depends on your field of interest that where do you want to see yourself working whether in your own field or in a bank. There is one more option of getting selected in any automobile industry if you have an interest in the same.

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debadeep dutta

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Placements opportunities at AIMS institutes after completing an MBA:
If you are from finance specialisation then you will be able to get good placements in India as well as abroad. Reputed companies visit this college to recruit finance students for various good designations in the company. Overall, finance placements are better than marketing and HR at AIMS. Even in marketing, they do have good placements but not as good as finance.

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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,
It's not compulsory to have some work experience to pursue MBA in finance but it's preferable as it gives you an edge over others. But for part-time or executive MBA programmes, you need the prescribed work experience.
All the best.

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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,

Ideally, work experience is not compulsory for pursuing MBA but it's preferable as it gives you an edge over others. If you've decided to do MBA in finance then any experience in the field of finance or accountancy can be helpful.

You could also try some internships in finance before doing an MBA.

All the best!!!

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Soumyaranjan,
You may refer the link below for the list of colleges for MBA in tourism in Delhi:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-travel-tourism-management-colleges-delhi

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