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Vivek Poddar

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Welingkar and NMIMS are better options. You can do it from either of the college.

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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree

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Dear,
For this, you can apply to the colleges and universities located in North India.

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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree

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Dear,
First of all, executive MBA is for those who are working in an office but regular MBA is for the students. If you have to earn more salary, regular is the best for you.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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There are multiple reasons for this belief. One of them is that foreign universities (not all) are more developed in terms of curriculum and reputation. There are courses that are new and globally accepted. In India, we still have old MBA. Quality of research is also good there and business management is good. I am telling about only reputed ones. Foreign universities does not mean any country outside, it means good universities. Secondly, India also has good management schools, but not many. IIMs are known but they are still to come a global lists. There are faculty crunches as well. MBA from Indian colleges and universities is still
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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,
Ideally, you can do part-time MBA from a well-known college in your area. The admission process usually consists of written test, group discussion and personal interview.
All the best.

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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!

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The fee structure is as follows: Rs 4,90,000 (academic fee) + Rs 95,000(hostel rent) + Rs 1,00,000 (food) + exam fees for each trimester (which will be communicated before semester exams) = [Rs 6,85,000+tution fees] for 2 years.
Same fee structure as TSM quota.

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