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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Hello,
There is a lot of demand for MBA in the market. Don't pursue it from any university or university affiliated colleges better to join in business school because they will provide better training on communication skills, presentation and other activities. Join in the best business school you will have bright future:
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There is a lot of demand for MBA in the market. Don't pursue it from any university or university affiliated colleges better to join in business school because they will provide better training on communication skills, presentation and other activities. Join in the best business school you will have bright future:
Read more:
http://mbadiscussions.com/there-any-value-mba-correspondence-course-752.html#ixzz4jPblT3Pm
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Kavya Goel
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Soumarup,
The SNAP cut-off for SCMHRD, Pune is usually:
96-97 for General category
65 for SC category
35 for ST/DA/PWD category
There might be a little variation from year to year.
The SNAP cut-off for SCMHRD, Pune is usually:
96-97 for General category
65 for SC category
35 for ST/DA/PWD category
There might be a little variation from year to year.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
Hello,
It is nice that you have completed your B.Com with computer application. You can go ahead with MBA in Information Technology. Yes, you can move ahead with MBA in IT and will get good job ahead. It is based on your performance and interest that will give you a chance to explore your career ahead. It is not the matter of fact that you should have Engineering background. Without engineering background, you can move ahead with MBA in Information Technology. As you have mentioned that you have sound computers knowledge, you can move ahead with MBA in information technology. It is your interest and passion which has decided that you ca
It is nice that you have completed your B.Com with computer application. You can go ahead with MBA in Information Technology. Yes, you can move ahead with MBA in IT and will get good job ahead. It is based on your performance and interest that will give you a chance to explore your career ahead. It is not the matter of fact that you should have Engineering background. Without engineering background, you can move ahead with MBA in Information Technology. As you have mentioned that you have sound computers knowledge, you can move ahead with MBA in information technology. It is your interest and passion which has decided that you ca
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
It is in a great demand nowadays the Indian banking and financial services are expanding day by day. It's expanding at a CAGR of nine percent as the leading growing economy of India.
Diploma provides skill and knowledge required by the banking and financial services industry.
A large no of jobs would be created for BFSI sectors in coming years.
This course enables students who have passed the 10th and 12th grades to learn the key skills required for a fruitful career in the banking and financial services industry in India. Students are taught basic financial concepts, learn about managing customer relationships, are imparted knowledge abo
Diploma provides skill and knowledge required by the banking and financial services industry.
A large no of jobs would be created for BFSI sectors in coming years.
This course enables students who have passed the 10th and 12th grades to learn the key skills required for a fruitful career in the banking and financial services industry in India. Students are taught basic financial concepts, learn about managing customer relationships, are imparted knowledge abo
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Kavya Goel
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Soumarup,
You can get admission into BIMTECH - Greater Noida in the following courses through MAT score:
1. PGDM (Retail Management)
2. PGDM (Insurance Business Management)
You can get admission into BIMTECH - Greater Noida in the following courses through MAT score:
1. PGDM (Retail Management)
2. PGDM (Insurance Business Management)
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Most MBAs are generalist even if they have a subspecialty attached. The M.Sc in (a business area) is meant to be more specialized. Many employers will not differentiate which is better. They'll often say MBA or equivalent.
So, it depends if you want a generalist orientation (the MBA), or a more narrowly defined experience (the M.Sc in a business area).
So, it depends if you want a generalist orientation (the MBA), or a more narrowly defined experience (the M.Sc in a business area).
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Rithika Kunder
Contributor-Level 9
Last year's ILS cut-off was 98.88%ile for MMS. So, I would suggest you apply to the same for a safe side. There are chances that you might get converted, but marks are not the only parameters on which you get selected, it also depends on your GD-PI performance and stuff.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Avani,
Please clarify what you mean by partial MBA, do you mean the dual MBA programmes having semester abroad modules?
Please clarify what you mean by partial MBA, do you mean the dual MBA programmes having semester abroad modules?
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Sunil! Only having a good CAT score(99+ percentile for older IIMs) isn't enough. You also need to meet their eligibility criteria, have good academic scores, and perform really well in their What-PI rounds to get selected.
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Akash Patra
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If you are interested in the field of management, then I would definitely recommend you to take up BBA and MBA. But if you are going to do BBA and MBA just for money or want to get into a good company, then forget it. These programmes are very rigorous and you need patience. The choice is yours, which stream you want to choose and will be best for you.
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