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http://www.pibm.in
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https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301
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Salary is never a constraint for a good and deserving candidate. The most important thing is the scorecard of the student pursuing MBA or any other professional course. If you are pursuing MBA, than kindly make sure that your scorecard is excellent. It is your scorecard that will keep you ahead of others. As far as package is concerned, it depends on your negotiating capability with the employer at the time of the interview. How confident you are during the interview makes a lot of difference. For private sector banks than too, one can expect a beginning somewhere around 3.5 to 4 lacs per annum.
I hope this would suffice. All the best a
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Both the courses are good from the job [point of view. First, you should think which course you like the most, but as per me, you should go with MBA in finance, but whenever you take admission, remember one thing, do MBA from a reputed college, and go through the last year's placement and facilities provided.
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