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deepthi Elizabeth

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I am sorry but I do not know much about twin programming, but the class contains approximately 30 to 40 students.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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Good knowledge in finance is a start with knowledge in current happenings in the business world.

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
Applicants with work experience with more than 2 years are eligible to apply to MBA programs abroad including Australia. If you don't have work experience look for PGDM or Masters in Management programs. A first class is recommended for entry into a good university, additionally take your IELTS. I advice you to further check the university websites for university specific requirements.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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You are eligible however admission for this academic year has already been completed.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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Actually, you will have to apply next year, since this year's admission is already completed. But you can still enquire with the admission office.

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KalbeAbid Naqvi

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As per your degree B.Sc in computer science, you must have to do M.Sc in computer science.

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
You can compare the colleges you have shortlisted or yet to be shortlisted. If its IIM, ISB, XLRI and the top ranking ones you may consider an MBA in itself. However, if you get into a top ranking university in Canada you should consider the second option for better prospects globally. Remember ISB and IIM are listed in the world rankings and globally reputed.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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From what I have heard, pursuing in US is better.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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Both are equally good. But campus and facilities wise, Christ University is far better.

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deepthi Elizabeth

Contributor-Level 10

The admission for the academic year 2017-19 is over.

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