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Shreemad Patel
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Hello Jena,
I don't think it would make much of a difference in the interview, what matters the most is the kind of work you have done, like the position you were working at.
I don't think it would make much of a difference in the interview, what matters the most is the kind of work you have done, like the position you were working at.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Akholie,
Universities give out merit based scholarships, almost every university have one or the other scholarship scheme. You can check any university website for financial aid information. Generally you don't have to apply separately, all applicants are considered for scholarships at the time of application/admissions, but only the most meritorious ones are given. In addition you can check other organizations like FullBright, Inlaks, Aga khan foundation, British Council etc for scholarship schemes.
Universities give out merit based scholarships, almost every university have one or the other scholarship scheme. You can check any university website for financial aid information. Generally you don't have to apply separately, all applicants are considered for scholarships at the time of application/admissions, but only the most meritorious ones are given. In addition you can check other organizations like FullBright, Inlaks, Aga khan foundation, British Council etc for scholarship schemes.
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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan
Guide-Level 11
You are quiet close to the dark horse. Do not spoil your score by choosing an average B-school in hurry. Probably you are investing last time to choose a right career not just a degree with uncertain job profile of 100% placement.
I will try to give you some colleges based in south. You can chase if seats are remain vacant (SIMSREE government of MH, can apply but check up to final list, as general cut off is 99) PUMBA-Pune (Public sector colleges hence lowest cost, high return), NIBM-Pune, XIME-Bangalore, Great lakes-Chennai, IFMR Chennai, etc.
If unable to get into above all then think XIME Kochi, IIRM-Hyderabad (business analyst or ri
I will try to give you some colleges based in south. You can chase if seats are remain vacant (SIMSREE government of MH, can apply but check up to final list, as general cut off is 99) PUMBA-Pune (Public sector colleges hence lowest cost, high return), NIBM-Pune, XIME-Bangalore, Great lakes-Chennai, IFMR Chennai, etc.
If unable to get into above all then think XIME Kochi, IIRM-Hyderabad (business analyst or ri
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Jyotsna Pandey
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Hello Dear,
Let me be very clear with this that if you are a graduate and if you are not working in any company, which means that you don't have experience or any job then you should go for a regular MBA. Because no doubt that a regular MBA gives you more exposure and a holistic view of the subjects and the corporate life, but if you are already working in any company then you can go for the distance course because that way you'll not have to leave your job and side by side you can finish your MBA course.
there are some very good institutions offering distance MBA, you can apply for such universities.
Let me be very clear with this that if you are a graduate and if you are not working in any company, which means that you don't have experience or any job then you should go for a regular MBA. Because no doubt that a regular MBA gives you more exposure and a holistic view of the subjects and the corporate life, but if you are already working in any company then you can go for the distance course because that way you'll not have to leave your job and side by side you can finish your MBA course.
there are some very good institutions offering distance MBA, you can apply for such universities.
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Jyotsna Pandey
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Hello Dear,
IB is the new trend in the market and is very popular these days among the budding managers.
Specializing in IB increases your chances of getting a job abroad for sure, but this is not the fact that you'll get a job only in Abroad. It totally depends on which type of company you are applying in, and in that particular company the vacancy is for which location.
IB is the new trend in the market and is very popular these days among the budding managers.
Specializing in IB increases your chances of getting a job abroad for sure, but this is not the fact that you'll get a job only in Abroad. It totally depends on which type of company you are applying in, and in that particular company the vacancy is for which location.
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prajawal sunnyI have knowledge about most of the things!
Contributor-Level 6
No, you can only do MBA after Bachelors.
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Megha BhardwajI would love to offer my helping hands..
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Hi Shivansh,
Institute of Business Studies and Research, Navi Mumbai (IBSR), Navi Mumbai is fine but if you are looking for some good colleges in Navi Mumbai. I would suggest you go through the below colleges:
1. Sinhgad Institute of Business Management, Dadar East, Mumbai (http://www.sycspm.org/index.html)
2. Kohinoor Business School (http://www.kohinoor.edu.in)
3. ITM Navi Mumbai (http://www.itm.edu/pgdm)
Hope this helps!
Regards
Institute of Business Studies and Research, Navi Mumbai (IBSR), Navi Mumbai is fine but if you are looking for some good colleges in Navi Mumbai. I would suggest you go through the below colleges:
1. Sinhgad Institute of Business Management, Dadar East, Mumbai (http://www.sycspm.org/index.html)
2. Kohinoor Business School (http://www.kohinoor.edu.in)
3. ITM Navi Mumbai (http://www.itm.edu/pgdm)
Hope this helps!
Regards
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You may refer to following link for top 10 MBA distance learning colleges in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301
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