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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
You are eligible, but you won't be able to get admission in a good college or even in an average MBA college. I would suggest you to reappear for CET. Besides, that you can appear for ATMA, MAT, CAT, IBSAT exams which will give you more scope to get better colleges.
All the best.
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9 years ago
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
You can refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-haldia-institute-of-technology-midnapore-124294
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 11
Both specializations are available in almost all B Schools. Universities are not much important while choosing MBA, but you must consider the rating of institution. Because, salary package after the course, chance to get better opportunities etc. are depends on ranking of B School / Institution from where you have completed MBA.
Some of top ranked B Schools in India are:
1. IIM - Bangalore
2. IIM - Ahammadabad
3. IIM - Calcutta
4.Indian School of Business (ISB) etc.
Please go through the link to find out more top ranked institutions. In most of the institutions, admissions are based on score secured in CAT.
http://www.eduniver
New answer posted
9 years ago
Beginner-Level 2
Both the fields are very different from each other.
So, go as per your interest.
If you will have an interest then you can definitely grab a good placement.
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9 years ago
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www.siescoms.edu/ images/ pdf/Application% 20form-2017-19.doc
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9 years ago
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
An MSc in Interior Design is a post graduate degree program that teaches students interior design; the art of changing the living workspace into a more effective setting, for everyday use. The aim is to make the resulting setting most attractive to everyone.
The difference between interior designing and interior decorating is that interior designing plans the functionality and the usability of the available space while the interior decorating seeks to make the setting look appealing without as much regard to planning and the usability of the setting.
Interior designing also deals with aspects such as lighting, acoustics and temperature.
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