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Himanshu Madan

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Good colleges in Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune to pursue MBA are:
Symbiosis
NMIMS
SP Jain
Welingkar
SIES

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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APICET 2017- May 2, 2017
APICET 2017 Result- May 15, 2017
APICET 2017 Counselling- June 2017
Based on the previous year trends of the APICET 2017, the counselling stage requires the following eligibility criteria to be met before candidates are called for the seat allotment procedure:
Candidates securing 50 per cent aggregate (in case of OC category) are eligible for counselling stage.
Those belonging to SC and ST categories have to score at least 45 per cent aggregate in degree and APICET 2017 to qualify for the counselling.

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Shivang Aggarwal

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If you want to pursue MBA then go for Galgotias University and if you want to pursue PGDM the go for NDIM.

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Shivang Aggarwal

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Yes, it is a good college and the best option. But, for PGDM not for MBA. NDIM only offers PGDM course and its worth doing from NDIM.

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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I know people who are working part time, 1-2 days a week, but that's very rare. It depends on how your program is structured and what you're taking for classes. I don't think working fulltime and going to school fulltime would be possible. Even if you could schedule classes at night meetings and everything else typically takes place during the day. Plus you have social activities and homework and exams. So, school often keeps you as busier than working 40 hrs a week.

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Shivang Aggarwal

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100% placement facility is provided to all the students. All the big names from the corporate world visit the Galgotias University.

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Shivang Aggarwal

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Go for NDIM or FOSTIIMA because GU is in its emerging stage and these colleges already have a good brand name.

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Prince SiwalThe word impossible itself says I M possible.

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Yes, sure you can pursue MBA in tourism and hospitality management from CU, after doing engineering in computer science and being a drop out what you need is patience and dedication.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Germany is the most advanced nation in the field of engineering. Therefore, MS graduates who have studied in German universities have good job opportunities and career growth. MBA graduate to succeed in Germany require fluent German language proficiency in both written and verbal communication.

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