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Heena Sharma

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After completing BCCA, go for MBA as it is a good option.

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Saurabh GuptaProduct Manager | IIM Ahmedabad

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There is no specific required time for preparation. It depends from person to person and his/her ability to grasp concepts.
For majority students, I'd recommend joining a one year program at a proper coaching center. It typically starts around August, September and coaches you till the exam next year.
Make sure that you give all their mock tests and analyze the results as well (where you went right, where you went wrong). That always help you find your strengths and weaknesses and thus tackle your main exam accordingly.

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Saurabh GuptaProduct Manager | IIM Ahmedabad

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No. Calculator is not allowed in the CAT exam. However, you get an on-screen calculator that you can use. Having said that, CAT questions are generally framed in a way where you won't really required using a calculator.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Students with B.Com degree have options of doing higher post graduate studies such as M.Com, MBA, MCA or PG Diplomas or LLB, MA in mass communication, MSW, etc. You had also do one year long PG Diploma in area of your interests such as Banking, Insurance, capital market, HR, sales etc. You can also do industry specific certifications such as LOMA, IIBA. BCS etc. You can professional courses such as CA, CS, CFA, CMA, etc.
CA is very prestigious but difficult to obtain a professional degree. M.Com focuses on commerce, accounting, management, and economics related subjects and prepares you for Finance and Accounting jobs in enterprises. M
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Ashwanth,
Both countries offer good job opportunities for international students. Canada is more flexible though.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi, it should be somewhere between US$25000 to US$40,000 per year. Check here for the list of top universities and more options with fee etc
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508?country=australia-canada


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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Well Akshay, this is will depend on your interest and career plans. Each course has different demands and career outcomes and you have to compare and match with your own plans accordingly. If you want to further your career in mechanical engineering research then go for MS or M.Eng. MBA abroad is for candidates with work experience and for those who want to grow in the business and managerial field.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Harshil,
MBA programmes can be pursued by students from any field but the issue is business schools or MBA programs abroad require work experience of at least 2 years unlike in India. But, if you have an outstanding profile universities can admit you. It will depend on how strong your profile is without the work experience, how smart and intelligent you are, your GMAT score, MBA essay, LOR, extracurricular activities, project work, etc.

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VARUN R

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You have to give CMAT or CAT. If you have good scores in CMAT or CAT then your marks are not a problem. Most colleges give maximum weightage to test scores.

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salman muhammad

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MBA from Sharda University is far more different than the school mentioned.
Amongst the leading Business Schools in North India, School of Business Studies (SBS) Sharda University, provides management education with innovative applied research, and practice to educate business leaders of tomorrow
Sharda University provides MBA courses like,
1 MBA supply chain Management & Logistics with Saf educate
2 MBA dual specialization with foreign study tour
3 MBA dual specialization without foreign tour
4 MBA Banking and Finance
5 MBA Human Resources
6 MBA International Business
7 MBA Integrated
8 MBA Business Analysis etc
Sharada University is very good,
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