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Nikhlesh Mathur

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You need to give GATE exam and score high to get a seat for the post graduation ie M.Tech. As you are out of touch of routine engineering studies you might need to put in regular hours of studies for the exam. Alternatively I suggest you do MBA with specialization in HR through Part-time MBA course or through distance education.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Yes, most of the institutions providing MBA through distance education have the provision to give dual degree, You may contact Sikkim-Manipal University for this.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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The reputation level of each university is different and it will not be right to sat that this one does not have it. It surely must be reputed to some good extent. However, the important factor is the preparation and the skills of the student himself. If he can learn more and more then irrespective of the university he can make a good career. So if you do not have any other choice then dont think hard, just join it and study hard.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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As such only the basic knowledge would be sufficient. That also you may acquire while you do BBA or MBA, if you do not have any as of now. However, irrespective of the course you want to do, I suggest that you acquire some basic knowledge of operating computers as this has becomes the basic need every where now.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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The choice should depend upon the kind of career you want for yourself and the kind of work you feel fit to do. Based on this it can be marketing or Finance or even Operations. So first decide what kind of job you would like for yourself and then choose the related stream so that you can acquire managerial skills required for that kind of a job.

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debadeep dutta

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Go for Alliance School of Business as this is a reputed university where you will get to study with other countries' students and they also have exchange programmes for MBA with different leading abroad universities. They also have good campus placements in reputed MNC's both inside and outside of the country. They also provide other certification courses in collaboration with various education centres. The professors of the college are good in nature and are also well experienced in their respective fields.

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GAURAV PRAJAPATI

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Placement opportunities are very good for students in India & abroad after completing an MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode. Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode is one of the most prestigious B-School in India and is ranked among top 10 B-School in India. Here are some placement stats and details for 2015-2017 batch:
1. Total students - 360,
2. Offers made - 370,
3. Highest package Rs 37 LPA,
4. Average package Rs 17.1 LPA,
5. Median package Rs 15.5 LPA.
Sector wise placement details:
1. Finance - 21% offers, (Highest package Rs 21 LPA).
2. Sales & Marketing - 27%,(Highest package Rs 22.5 LPA).
3. Consultant - 28%,(Highest
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Abhishek Desai

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Hello, between these two, one should opt for SIMSREE over Welingkar due to the following reasons:-
1. ROI: SIMSREE emerges as the clear winner as it provides the second best ROI (after FMS) in India.
2. Brand name: Both are quite popular in Maharashtra, SIMSREE is much older.
3. Industry exposure: Since both are located in Mumbai, they offer great exposure. However, SIMSREE slightly edges ahead due to its close proximity to Nariman Point, a bustling business hub in South Mumbai.
4. Placements: Again, SIMSREE is ahead as the average package is around Rs 9 lakhs while Welingkar has Rs 7 lakhs.
5. Fees: Due to the fare hike this year, Wel
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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MBA from abroad is not as good as IIMs.The major reason for this is as follows.
1. High fees- people go abroad by spending lakhs and lakhs and end up with a lot of debts.
2.Banks loans-The chances of getting loans for doing MBA from foreign university is very high such a huge amount will not be provided by banks in our country.
3.The issue of stay back- Majority of the countries give stay back for students after the course for just 1 or 2 years. In those 1 or 2 years, the amount spent for education is not able to get back.
4.Quality of IIMs- IIMs are world recognized. Lot of foreign international relationship exists with IIMs all over Indi
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