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SIVASISH KOCHA student pursuing b.tech in Comp. Sc

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- XISS is ranked AAA+ whereas NDIM is ranked AA+.
- Eligibility in XISS is three / four years bachelor's degree with minimum 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST) in any discipline recognized by Association of Indian Universities. Eligibility in NDIM is bachelor's degree(10+2+3 or 4) in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grades.
- Both these colleges have an intake of 60 students for each course.
- Mode of admission for XISS are CMAT, CAT AND XAT whereas NDIM contains one more i.e UGAT-AIMA including the above modes.
-XISS contains a total faculty of 46 whereas NDIM has 76.

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Joseph Mathew

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For MBA training lessons, please visit the official website of NIBM. NIBM offers MBA training programs for the various duration like one year MBA, two-year MBA and one-year Executive MBA. The online lessons offered by NIBM really helps working professionals.

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Abhishek Desai

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There isn't any college for MBA named as NAMED in Mumbai. Specify the name properly!

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Rishabh soni

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Yes, it is good but the packages depend on your college reputation and your hard work. MBA is a very good choice for a bright career.

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shreyas chopra

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After pursuing LLB, you can:
1. Start litigation.
2. Join company as a legal officer.
3. A bank as a law officer.
4. Public or govt offices as a Govt. lawyer.
5. Join law firms as an associate.
6. You can join Indian army as JAG.

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shreyas chopra

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CS +LLB is definitely a better choice than MBA +LLB.The use of LLB is evident after you complete CS

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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor

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Hi Rutvik,
MBA abroad admissions are very different to MBA admissions in India. You cannot apply directly after your studies. Applicants must gain 2-3 years work experience after completing their graduation and must also take the GMAT or GRE and IELTS or TOEFL to meet the requirements. Very few universities accept freshers who have a very extraordinary profile. Without work experience you can check MS Management degrees, Europe is a good option if you consider MS Management.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi, there is no free study option in Switzerland. If you are looking for free tuition check for universities in Germany, however, they are extremely competitive. You may also check universities in countries like Hungary, Belgium, Austria, Finland, Russia, etc. which are not free but cheap and affordable options.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Akshata!
https://www.sibm.edu/welcome/pgeligibility Kindly visit the given link to know the eligibility criteria for joining SIBM Pune for their PGDM program.

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