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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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It's, of course, marketing. Every company want their products to be marketed and require new skilled people. They are ready to invest on right candidates. So, marketing is in high demand.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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It's not a good option to do MBA in Canada also in finance because you are from the engineering background and it will be difficult to cope up with the subjects. Try to study here in India itself.

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amit jainamit.jain@scholarsabroad.com

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Dear Nimshad,
It's difficult to answer your question because every European country will have universities that have low and high fees. Instead, your approach should be to identify universities that fall under your budget. You may consider universities such as UCD Michael Smurfit, Mannheim, WHU Otto Beisheim, ESMT and Rotterdam (RSM) which are highly ranked and have low fees (Rs.20-30 Lakhs) as compared to IMD, INSEAD, etc. Additionally, your choice of specialization (for e.g. London is known for finance sector) would also help you shortlist the country and university of your choice.
Hope this helps.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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No, it's not possible. You can do MBA either in distance or regular mode. One famous university which offers distance MBA is IGNOU. Kindly go through the website for better understanding.

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saloni garg

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It depends on your interest. If you are interested in programming, go for MCA and if you are interested in management field then go for MBA.

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Satyam Jain

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Hello,
The expected top B-Schools score/cut-off percentile:
MDI-Gurgaon: 94.43%ile
Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA (Pune University): 95%ile
DSIMS-Mumbai: 550+score
SIES College of Management, Navi Mumbai, admission is done on the basis of candidates profile.
Alliance, Bangalore: 90%
BIMTECH, Noida: 75%
IFIM Business School: 500+ score
AIMS, Bangalore: 500+ score
VIT University: 76%ile
SRM University: 76%ile
SSIM, Hyderabad: 60%ile
VJIM, Hyderabad:60%ile
SCMS:500+ score
MS Ramaiah Institute of Management: 500+ score
Kristu Jayanti Institute of Management: 500+ score
MET IOM: 500+ score
KJ Somaiya: 500+ score
IIT-Madras: 96
MIT School of Business:
...more

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Anamika! ISMR Pune isn't too reputed a B-school; consider it only as a backup. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/masters-of-business-administration-international-school-of-management-and-research-wadki-hadapsar-pune-160847 Kindly visit this link for more info about this college.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Shraddha! Generally, the ILS forms are not available online. You need to personally collect it from the respective colleges. Still, some might provide them online; you need to check individually.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Samadhan! http://www.dypimba.ac.in/admissions/mba-degree-pune-fees-structure Kindly visit the given link to know the fee structure of DY Patil, Pune.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Rohit! Generally in any B-school, the companies check your performance(both academic and extra-curricular) during your two year MBA program and give more importance to them. Some companies might consider your past academic scores, while some may not. So it depends from company to company.

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