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9 years agoBeginner-Level 2
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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
Presidency College, Bangalore is an average college. Can you please tell which all entrance exams you gave and the scores you scored in the same?
Some of the good colleges for pursuing MBA are TAPMI-Manipal, Christ University-Bangalore, IMT-Nagpur, Symbiosis-Pune and BIMM-Pune.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Australia and New Zealand are good options for MBA sports management. Worldwide famous universities include the University of Virginia, University of Alberta, Massey University, USWA Australia, Griffith University, University Technology Sydney, etc. In India, you may check National Academy of Sports Management and IISWBM.
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9 years ago
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
If you want to do MBA you must have 2 to 3 years work experience. For MS, you don't need to have work experience. So, if you want to study now apply for a MS. Know your career plans and decide if you want to do MS Management or MS CS. Take your IELTS before applying and check university websites for admission requirements and online application.
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 13
With this score, you have almost every college to make a choice from. My suggestion is to go for:
Christ University
XIME, Bangalore
Jaipuria, Lucknow
Indira Business School, Pune
But, please do not hope for admission through CET Maharashtra as their cut-off for Maharashtra candidates are quite low but for student on all India seats, cut-off are almost 99% or above irrespective of entrance test whether it's MAT or CAT.
So, grab your seat instead of waiting for them.
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 13
MBA and CA both are entirely different. So while making a choice among the two, one needs to consider various factors about both of these -
CA -
Duration is minimum 4.5 years if you passes every exam at one go. It requires complete dedication and regular studies + focus on learning during internships. Fees is nothing specific one should expect a total expense of 1.5 lakhs including classes and tuition fee. After completing, either you can go for a job with big cooperate houses or do your own practice.
MBA -
Duration is of 2 years, beneficial only if pursued with top business schools. The fees is quite too high except in case o
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 13
IIM Lucknow only offers PGDM and no graduation course is offered. I don't know where did you hear about it. I advise you to visit their official website.
All the best.
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
Most MBA colleges offer specialisation in the second year of MBA programme. And selecting this specialisation is one of the most important aspect for the MBA student.
To begin with, theres a huge pool of specialisation to choose from. Operations Management, Human Resource Management, Telecom Management, Finance Management, Infrastructure and Real Estate Management, Oil and Gas Management, Energy Management, Entrepreneurship Management, Retail Management are just a few names. Keeping all the above queries in mind, https://Shiksha.com has collated information from various verified sources. Below, we have listed the profiles offe
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