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Akram KhanI am not perfect, I am original.

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Okay dear, you should attend MAT may exam. There are number of good PGDM colleges which are under MAT.
If you are satisfied, please upvote.

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Gunjan Choudhary

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We achieved around 90% placements with the placement still being on for rest of the candidates. The highest was Rs 17.8 lakhs per annum and average being around Rs 7.5 lakhs per annum.

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meenal bhosale

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PUMBA is a pretty decent college for pursuing HR with an average package of around Rs 4-5 lakhs per annum. The faculty members are also very experienced and good.
Hope this answers your query.

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Sofia Goyal

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Both the courses MBA finance and ICWA (Cost Accountancy) are good in their own way.
MBA in Finance is the course which will empower your knowledge in area of Finance plus in Business Management.
If MBA in Finance (Regular) is done from Reputed Institute than it can place you in very good company or organisation as all the reputed MBA institutions provide campus placement opportunity. But doing MBA from any institute will not enhance your career in any way.
Doing MBA from Reputed B- School is important. For that, you need to sit and score enough in one among many of the reputed Entrance Examination Conduct in India.
ICWAI is also very good
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You cannot do MBA Finance along with law degree because current UGC guidelines do not allow simultaneously study in two degrees in same or separate universities.

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careelogy SuchiInspiring the best in you

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To get in the MBA program in SMU-DE you need:
1. Graduation degree in any discipline.
2. If you have already appeared for any one of the entrance tests ( MAT/ CAT/ GMAT/XAT , IIFT, ATMA, IRMA, IGNOU Openmat, NMAT, SNAP, TISSNET, IBSAT) and scored above 45 percentile then you don't have to give the SMU entrance test- SNAT. The test should not be older than 1 year.
b. If you haven't appeared for any other test then you have to give SMU_DE entrance test SMAT
3. Work Experience preferred but not compulsory
So, basically, you just have to appear for 1 entrance test.

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aneesh rammiles to go before I sleep....

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B.Com and MBA program have vast scope. It depends on the interest towards the subject.
All the best.

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