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Mir Noaman Ali

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Hi Kamalpreet
Please visit www.fms.edu for all the required details about the institute and its MBA programme.

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Harshit Jain

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Yes MBA universities do ask for 10th standard percentage as there is some weightage given to 10th, 12th and graduation marks. It depends on University to University also as some give importance and some are not giving importance, but maximum universities are considering these marks to calculate final percentile and for selection process.

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Rocky Singh

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If you are quite serious about management then I would recommend MITSOB-Pune from your listed college as it is most emerging college and to get better idea about the college and courses, check the link here - http://www.mitsob.net/

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Joseph Mathew

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Yes, you may pursue MBA in finance. But it might turn out to be a tough job since you have got graduation in science stream. You may visit the official website of NIBM Global. NIBM Global offers one year MBA, 2-years MBA and 1-year executive MBA training and it also provides online video tutorials to all its registered students. Online MBA training programmes offered by NIBM-Global can also be used as a study guide when you pursue actual MBA degree.

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Juhi BansalExplore your self

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Hi,
You can do MBA but you have choose a better college for MBA, and you can do CFA, CMA also.
Some other certified courses comprise cost accounting, corporate accounting, taxation, etc. In my point of view, you should do MBA in finance or you can join taxation course.
All the best!

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SHESH Lal

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Hi Girish,
All our MBA programmes are full-time courses and come with a unique 'Earn while you Learn' programme wherein the moment a student joins Gems B-School, immediately the placement process will start and the student will work for five days a week in an industry and study for two days in the Gems B-School campus. It is beneficial for your career as you get both practical and theoretical knowledge.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi,
Check UBC, University of Toronto, York University, McGill University, Simon Fraser, etc.

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