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Rushabh Sheth
Guide-Level 12
CS deals with company and various other laws along with compliance. Whereas, MBA in finance is dealing with various fields like accounting, financial markets, insurance and banking. Hence, MBA has wider scope.
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Abhilash Das
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, you can do that. You need to crack the entrance exam such as CAT, MAT, XAT, etc. in order to get admission in a suitable college.
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SAI RAMYA YAMALAKONDA
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
The package that will be offered by many companies to hire freshers would be around Rs 3 to 3.5 lakh per annum.
The package that will be offered by many companies to hire freshers would be around Rs 3 to 3.5 lakh per annum.
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SAI RAMYA YAMALAKONDA
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
The package offered by many companies for freshers in general would be around Rs 4 lakhs per annum. It is the same case with HR and finance.
The package offered by many companies for freshers in general would be around Rs 4 lakhs per annum. It is the same case with HR and finance.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pinka,
To get admission in any IIM, you need to register and prepare well for an entrance exam called Common Aptitude Test (CAT).
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat
All the IIMs have a sectional and overall cutoff, clearing which will increase your chances of getting shortlisted for the interview rounds (Consisting of a written aptitude test and personal interview) conducted by them. Along with your CAT score, your overall profile and work-experience, past academic scores, gender, graduation stream and extra-curricular activities will be evaluated. If it meets their criteria, then you will be c
To get admission in any IIM, you need to register and prepare well for an entrance exam called Common Aptitude Test (CAT).
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat
All the IIMs have a sectional and overall cutoff, clearing which will increase your chances of getting shortlisted for the interview rounds (Consisting of a written aptitude test and personal interview) conducted by them. Along with your CAT score, your overall profile and work-experience, past academic scores, gender, graduation stream and extra-curricular activities will be evaluated. If it meets their criteria, then you will be c
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Jyotsna Pandey
Contributor-Level 8
Hello Pratap,
Universal Business School is a decent B-school with good placements. But, I would suggest you to look for other better options because the college was started in 2009. So, you can't easily get the genuine reviews about the college.
In terms of placement, MBA + PGDM would be better because in that way you can have an edge over others of knowing few more courses, which you'll be studying in an additional general MBA course.
Universal Business School is a decent B-school with good placements. But, I would suggest you to look for other better options because the college was started in 2009. So, you can't easily get the genuine reviews about the college.
In terms of placement, MBA + PGDM would be better because in that way you can have an edge over others of knowing few more courses, which you'll be studying in an additional general MBA course.
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Jyotsna Pandey
Contributor-Level 8
Hello Shivit,
You have a good composite score.
Below mentioned are the B-schools along with the acceptable MAT scores:
1. National Institute of Technology – Warangal: 600.
2. TA Pai Management Institute – Manipal: 700.
3. Institute of Finance and International Management – Bangalore: 600.
4. Institute of Public Enterprise – Hyderabad: 650.
5. Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship – Bangalore: 700.
6. Alliance School of Business – Bangalore: 600.
7. Balaji Institute of Modern Management – Pune: 600.
8. Thiagarajar School of Management – Thirupparankundram: 600.
9. SCMS Cochin School of Business – Cochin: 600.
10. Ki
You have a good composite score.
Below mentioned are the B-schools along with the acceptable MAT scores:
1. National Institute of Technology – Warangal: 600.
2. TA Pai Management Institute – Manipal: 700.
3. Institute of Finance and International Management – Bangalore: 600.
4. Institute of Public Enterprise – Hyderabad: 650.
5. Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship – Bangalore: 700.
6. Alliance School of Business – Bangalore: 600.
7. Balaji Institute of Modern Management – Pune: 600.
8. Thiagarajar School of Management – Thirupparankundram: 600.
9. SCMS Cochin School of Business – Cochin: 600.
10. Ki
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9 years ago
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Dhruv,
If you're very serious about making a career in the management field, then I would advise you to pursue BBA+MBA. There are several reputed colleges offering integrated courses in it like IIM Indore, Symbiosis, NMIMS, etc. However, only if you have a liking for studying engineering subjects, then you can for it as well. But honestly, going for BBA would be preferred.
Good luck.
If you're very serious about making a career in the management field, then I would advise you to pursue BBA+MBA. There are several reputed colleges offering integrated courses in it like IIM Indore, Symbiosis, NMIMS, etc. However, only if you have a liking for studying engineering subjects, then you can for it as well. But honestly, going for BBA would be preferred.
Good luck.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Dipti,
Being from a management background, I would advise you to go for MBA as it is more relevant to your current studies and future goals too (if you want to make a career in it). Though you can go for IBPS/any other banking exam as well; there is no harm in it. Both have their own pros and cons, it all depends upon your aspirations. Even after doing MBA, you can prepare for IBPS if you really want to.
All the best.
Being from a management background, I would advise you to go for MBA as it is more relevant to your current studies and future goals too (if you want to make a career in it). Though you can go for IBPS/any other banking exam as well; there is no harm in it. Both have their own pros and cons, it all depends upon your aspirations. Even after doing MBA, you can prepare for IBPS if you really want to.
All the best.
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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan
Guide-Level 11
Hi Irshad,
Either try for CAT 80 score or if not possible you can check the college by its alumni network chat in linkedin or you can also chat in shiksha college review section to get the exact preaent scenario
1. You should not run behind CTC,package,ranking
2. You should check the in hand salary.
3. Never get manipulated by any admission agency as they have another interest. You should ask the institute about the job sustainabilitynot 100 % plcmnt
4. You need to be clever as investment is huge.
5.CTC/annual package is not your in hand salary you can googling for this
Download #ShikshaAsk&Answer and if info helpfull kindly upvote,feel free
Either try for CAT 80 score or if not possible you can check the college by its alumni network chat in linkedin or you can also chat in shiksha college review section to get the exact preaent scenario
1. You should not run behind CTC,package,ranking
2. You should check the in hand salary.
3. Never get manipulated by any admission agency as they have another interest. You should ask the institute about the job sustainabilitynot 100 % plcmnt
4. You need to be clever as investment is huge.
5.CTC/annual package is not your in hand salary you can googling for this
Download #ShikshaAsk&Answer and if info helpfull kindly upvote,feel free
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