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Nilakshee H Saikia

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Economics is a very vast area and you can get a variety of job opportunities. From teaching to administration, research analyst to foreign market analyst, a good number of jobs are waiting for you. Only need to have interest, knowledge, aptitude and intelligence. Go ahead with a positive attitude.

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hardik gupta

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Hi,
FIIB don't offer much international placements, the number revolves around 1-3, but still this year at the start of placements season there were 3 back to back offers for international placements.
In India, the career management cell helps every student to get into the desired industry.

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hardik gupta

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Hi there,do look once for IMS before applying to FIIB. because both colleges have nearly same ranking as per different websites.

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GAURAV PRAJAPATI

Contributor-Level 9

Amity University is one of the top private universities in India. It also has campuses abroad so it is international university. MBA of Amity University Noida is considered one of the best MBA in India. Placement opportunities are awesome for students in India and abroad after completing MBA from Amity University, Noida.
Here is the list of major recruiters:
Jaro Education
EXCIDE INSURANCE
AMERIPRISE
PROPERTY COSULTANT
MADURA GARMENTS
MEX EXHIBITION
NAUKRI.COM
3 A LEARNING SOLUTIONS
WNS GLOBAL SERVICES PVT. LTD.
C- Net
S&P CAPITAL
IQ CEASEFIRE
FACTSET
KRASA
UNNATI GROUP
Practo Technologies
Average package was in range 5-6 LPA
Almost all students
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Suni K

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Any graduate with requisite percentage can apply for MBA after clearing aptitude tests such as CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA - AIMS, etc., as applicable to the institute of your study. Group Discussion and Personal interview are normally conducted by the institute. You may quote the reason for study gap, if any. To continue your job chores along with studies you may also think of doing a distance education programme.

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Suni K

Guide-Level 14

Any graduate with requisite percentage can apply for MBA after clearing aptitude tests such as CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA - AIMS, etc., as applicable to the institute of your study. Group Discussion and Personal interview are normally conducted by the institute. You may quote the reason for study gap, if any. To continue your job chores along with studies you may also think of doing a distance education programme.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Doing MBA from Jamia is very good if you want to get a job in Gulf countries. As compared to other similar universities, you will get following benefits:
1) There is no financial issue as the fees for MBA is just INR 30k-35k per year which is might be the lowest among all colleges.2) You can enjoy clean and green campus. Campus environment is very good who wants to study.
3) You will get a chance to live in New Delhi and explore your career beyond your current level.

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Aditya DoiphodeCurrent Student- NIT, Trichy

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It is because they profit highly from this or are controlled by powerful people.
Many of the local private MBA colleges are always looking for making extra bucks and what is better than giving backdoor admissions to students with rich parents. Such colleges profit highly from this and don't want to stop it. In some cases it is due to pressure from powerful people. Let's say there is some industrialist who gives regular donations of large amounts and one day he asks them to give his son admission there. If they deny it, they will be losing all the future donations from that guy. So they comply. In other scenarios the student may be in re
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