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Nadeem Naiyer

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Never opt for CA/CMA/CS, do MBA as it takes less time and does less mental torture. If you are laborious then go for CA.
A layman can also do PG i.e. M.Com or others as an additional course. Also, don't pursue MBA by taking direct admision it. Make sure that you appear for a national level entrance test and then take admission in a good college.

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MSRIM

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Dear Gazal Bucha,
Yes, you are definitely eligible to pursue PGDM programme with a percentile of 93 in MAT. However, as per current eligibility norms for full-time Post Graduate program (Diploma or Degree) in management, you must have graduation percentage of at least 50% in any discipline. All the best.

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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants

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Dear Nelson,
Deakin is a good University and the course you have mentioned is a good one with good prospects of employment. Please select a 2 year duration course as you will get a PSW and points for PR.
All the best.

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Husain AkhterSuccess always take long tough path

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As I am not from EMRC department, so I have no information regarding it.

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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

Since you have 4 years of experience, I am sure that by now you must have decided on what career you want to pursue. Thus, keeping in mind your aspirations, you can pursue appropriate courses to further strengthen your skill set and career growth.

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Shail Oberoi

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You need to first decide on your career aspirations, likings & then take a call on MBA post BE. If you intend to pursue a career in research, academics, technical field then MBA may not be the right choice.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Dear,
As per your desire, institute or university admission, you need to appear one of them. But, most of the students try their luck in CAT and MAT exam to get best B-School in Delhi NCR but I would suggest you to target Best B-School in India.
You can even appear for G-MAT for abroad education because there are good universities especially in management and the country you can think is Australia, Us and UK too.
All the best.

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