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New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Hello,
Yes, MBA in finance will be a good option after completing BCA. MBA in finance has a lot of scope and demand in the market.
There are lots of job opportunity available in the industry. After completing MBA in finance, you will be in a good position to get better job and designation with good pa
Yes, MBA in finance will be a good option after completing BCA. MBA in finance has a lot of scope and demand in the market.
There are lots of job opportunity available in the industry. After completing MBA in finance, you will be in a good position to get better job and designation with good pa
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which are good MBA colleges offering direct admissions with low fee structure?
82 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Anandh

Answered by
9 years ago
Hello Anandh,
The following colleges offer admission for MBA course without any entrance exam:
1. Amity University.
2. SRM University, Chennai.
3. Mumbai School of Business, Mumbai.
4. AEFT Dadar college of Management, Mumbai.
5. Amity University.
6. Sikkim Manipal University.
7. Annamalai University.
8. Lov
The following colleges offer admission for MBA course without any entrance exam:
1. Amity University.
2. SRM University, Chennai.
3. Mumbai School of Business, Mumbai.
4. AEFT Dadar college of Management, Mumbai.
5. Amity University.
6. Sikkim Manipal University.
7. Annamalai University.
8. Lov
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New answer posted•9 years ago
How will my past academic record affect my MBA placements?
391 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Ashiya

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9 years ago
Past academic records does not affect your placement at all.
You need your past record just to take admission in B-schools.
Placement depends only on your performance during MBA.
You need your past record just to take admission in B-schools.
Placement depends only on your performance during MBA.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which country is better for pursuing MBA: Canada or Australia?
119 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Karan

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9 years ago
Hi,
Both are among the top countries with well-known universities and opportunities. Narrow down your choices based on your profile, university requirements, expenses involved, post-study work options, climate and so on. Canadian universities are most selective and competitive.
Both are among the top countries with well-known universities and opportunities. Narrow down your choices based on your profile, university requirements, expenses involved, post-study work options, climate and so on. Canadian universities are most selective and competitive.
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Hello Aniruddha,
KIAMS is a reputed college, so no doubt arises. It provides MBA and PGDM as well, so keep studying and get admission in KIAMS.
KIAMS is a reputed college, so no doubt arises. It provides MBA and PGDM as well, so keep studying and get admission in KIAMS.
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Hi Deepesh,
For its full time MBA course, you have to apply to FMS, applications of which are floated around October-November of each year. CAT score is used to shortlist students for interview and final admission is offered on the basis of CAT Score+ PI score+ Extempore Score+ Gender/Academic diver
For its full time MBA course, you have to apply to FMS, applications of which are floated around October-November of each year. CAT score is used to shortlist students for interview and final admission is offered on the basis of CAT Score+ PI score+ Extempore Score+ Gender/Academic diver
New answer posted•9 years ago
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9 years ago
All full-time MBA courses do not necessarily run for 2 years, the smallest full-time program I am aware of is offered by INSEAD which is about 10 months long. A full-time course means, you are attending a classroom lecture based course, with a full-time on (near) campus stay and you are not employed
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For its full time MBA course, you have to apply to FMS, applications of which are floated around October-November of each year. CAT score is used to shortlist students for interview and final admission is offered on the basis of CAT Score+ PI score+ Extempore Score+ Gender/Academic diversity. Please