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Sajan SibichanThinking abt hw to make future Safe.
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Hi,
MBA is not necessarily a high qualification for a manager.
A mere degree holder can become a manager & one can't become a manager as soon as he graduate from his college. It requires experience, skill sets, etc.
Salary may vary based on the location, demand, etc.
It is around Rs.6 lakhs/annum.
MBA is not necessarily a high qualification for a manager.
A mere degree holder can become a manager & one can't become a manager as soon as he graduate from his college. It requires experience, skill sets, etc.
Salary may vary based on the location, demand, etc.
It is around Rs.6 lakhs/annum.
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jeet bhattacharjeeMy style,,,,My attitude........
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IIM and Christ University are good colleges.
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shiwani singh
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Sadly, it's not a good college for any course. Be it engineering or management. Go for some better colleges in your state.
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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem
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To do Master's degree course, you need to clear all the subjects in Bachelor's degree and then you can easily take admission for Master's degree course but for hotel management, you need to complete your class 12th. After class 12th, you can do hotel management of 3 years duration.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Nehal,
Doing MBA abroad is really a good option but coming back to the home country is not a wise choice. Let me give you an example, suppose you have done your MBA from Stanford. Now, what syllabus, curriculum, and internships you did are purely based on the American 'Socio-economic background. Meanwhile, your MBA degree from Stanford is as per the American culture. So, it is very easy to get a job in the US. But if you wish to come back to India, I am not saying that you will be unemployed, you will get the job in only companies who can afford foreign MBAs. Only companies like Google, Facebook and IBM will hire you (for the top l
Doing MBA abroad is really a good option but coming back to the home country is not a wise choice. Let me give you an example, suppose you have done your MBA from Stanford. Now, what syllabus, curriculum, and internships you did are purely based on the American 'Socio-economic background. Meanwhile, your MBA degree from Stanford is as per the American culture. So, it is very easy to get a job in the US. But if you wish to come back to India, I am not saying that you will be unemployed, you will get the job in only companies who can afford foreign MBAs. Only companies like Google, Facebook and IBM will hire you (for the top l
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Abhishek Desai
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Not at all! The average package here is hardly Rs 3 lakhs, so definitely not recommended for MBA. I suggest you try for a much better college than Sinhgad. Good luck!
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello Shubham!
No NDIM isn't too reputed, as it doesn't come even under the top 50 colleges for MBA in India. You may keep it as a backup though, in case you don't get a better college.
Good luck!
No NDIM isn't too reputed, as it doesn't come even under the top 50 colleges for MBA in India. You may keep it as a backup though, in case you don't get a better college.
Good luck!
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello Happy! http://www.infozee.com/channels/mba/articles/country-comparison.htm Kindly visit the given link for more information about pursuing MBA in Canada or New Zealand. I hope it helps!
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