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If someone needs a job more than anything then SBI PO is the best option. You will get a good package, reputation and your job will be safe. But, PGDM in finance is different. You have to spend some money to study and then only you can hope that you will get a good placement (if it's a top college you will definitely get good offer) and if you want to go to the top level, work hard and show them the results. You can't just go to the top without working hard.
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Following are the good reputed colleges with best rankings:
1. Symbiosis Institute of Management, Pune
2. BIM – Balaji Institute of Management
3. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management
4. Lovely Professional University
5. NIT (National Institute of Technology)
6. Amity University
7. IIT (Indian Institute of Technology)
8. IMT (Institute of Management Studies)
9. D.Y Patil Institute of Management
10. Sharda University
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Different levels of management have different needs. The Executive MBA is targeted at older, more experienced individuals who consciously want to enhance their ability to conceptualise rather than their proficiency in functional management. The MBA is aimed at the younger manager who wants to hone his/her management skills. As such, the MBA is strong on content in respect of the core disciplines of management, whereas the Executive MBA assumes a basic competence in the fundamentals of business and emphasises process, insight and the application of new learning.
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While you may have keen interest in finance and portfolio management, you need to ensure that you have essential skills like networking, negotiation, inter personal, etc. for this work whereas CA will get you work for your diligence and expertise in managing accounts. MBA employability factor at present is very low so check with your college before joining.
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