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Ravi TejaI like to share what ever I know.

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MBA is having an impact on business but it depends on your father's business.

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SRM University is better than Crescent because it's so popular in that city and well recognised college so that the companies can recognise easily and come for recruiting the students and also the faculty members are experienced.

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shiwani singh

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PGDM is a Diploma course with a minimal fees whereas MBA is a regular course with high fees but better job opportunities as compared to PGDM. Sometimes you would end up with no job if you go for PGDM.

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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan

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50% is the safe line as many core finance job profile demands 55 or 60% and some domain marketing FMCG or market research firm demands 50 percent. It is the bitter truth that you can't have the best colleges or even the good colleges as the entrance test criteria is 50%.
But you can have a better future. Achieve 3 or 4 years of job experience and join the executive MBA from top colleges. But do not try to get colleges through management quota as you can't get a good college this way.

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kavya tiwari

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The cut-off for most colleges for MBA admission is at least 50% pass percentage in your graduation degree. As you have managed to obtain 50% in your graduation, you're eligible for MBA in colleges but it's difficult to get a scholarship with these marks. If you want a good college for your MBA course, you should prepare for CAT, MAT or XNAT kind of exams which are carried for bigger colleges like IIM and other B-Schools. You can get yourself a good B-School if you manage to get marks above or equal to their cut-off marks.
Good luck.

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kavya tiwari

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Hello, Abhrunil,
Here are the subjects offered in MBA IT and a list of top 10 universities providing MBA in IT in India in terms of placements and other opportunities, respectively.
IT entrepreneurship
Bio Design Data,
Big Data,
Data mining
Supply chain management
New energy technology.
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IIM Ahemadabad
IIM Bangalore
Xavier School of management, Jamshedpur
Shanti business School, Gujarat
ISME, Bangalore
Thakur Institute of management studies and research, Maharashtra
Asian School of Business management, Bhubaneshwar
KIIT school of management, Bhubaneshwar
IIM, Lucknow
MDI Gurgaon.
Good luck.

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Wasim HaidarSimple and loving

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It's good in all terms.
Study- you will be getting all the required knowledge and guidance from some top faculties, mentors, dean and guest lecturers from India and abroad as well. Study environment depends on you, on how you maintain it. From the college side you will get the best study environment. Faculties will be available to you whenever you need them.
Placement- you will get most of the top companies in this college whether it be for marketing, finance or HR. You will get a handsome salary package. Minimum of 3 lacs package and maximum varies on the company and your capabilities.

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