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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,
You may get entry level jobs in accounting or finance field after BAF.
All the best.

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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,
Ideally you should pick a specialisation you like and you are good at. So see which one interests you the most and you are also good at it and go for it.
All the best.

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Himtosh sharmahard working, dedicated to my work.

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It depends upon the IIM in which you want to take admission. There is different fee structure in different IIMs.

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Swagat Chavan

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That's too low. Better appear again next year if you want MBA to be done from decent colleges.

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Swagat Chavan

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, IMT-N over XIME-B. If you are exclusively looking for finance, then go for PGDM in finance else PGDM core where you have an option to choose a specialisation in the second year.

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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,
Ideally, try and get into the top 50 or 100 B-schools for MBA.
All the best.

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Neeti Mahajan

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Hi,
The cut-off at PUMBA is ideally more than 97 percentile for OHU students. But you can try for it as sometimes in CAP rounds, 4 seats remain vacant.
All the best.

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Neeti Mahajan

Contributor-Level 9

Hi,
If you are not going to work during the gap period and only prepare for exams then you need to show that you were busy in other activities like internships, volunteering, short certificate courses etc. But if you are planning to take up a job then thats a good plan too.
All the best.

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