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New answer posted•9 years ago
S
9 years ago
Hi,
Apart from IIMs , there are other universities offering part-time MBA including:
JBIMS
Welingkar
Symbiosis
Amity
Lovely University

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New answer posted•9 years ago
S
9 years ago
It’s okay to show the experience, you have to justify the work you've been doing and relate how management education will help you scale up your business.

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How is placement of IEM in MBA?

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Lalit Bhandari
9 years ago
Hi Vikas,
MBA in Event management is a wonderful decision if you're keenly interested as it has emerged as a very lucrative and most sought after industry in recent years. With the number of individuals / companies hosting and organizing events going up at a rapid pace, has resulted in a huge demand

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Ayush Rastogi
9 years ago
Very less chances of getting an interview call.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Satish Prabhu
9 years ago
Dear Garvith,
Yes, you are right as far as the duration of study goes, the DIAC website clearly says the enrolled duration of study should be 2 years and this is the same requirement for PR eligibility. It does not mean that Australian MBAs are not worth it, it only means that the student should chec

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S
9 years ago
Yes, whatever is your background irrespective of that you can pursue MBA-IT if at all you are interested. SICSR takes care of teaching you from scratch. You need not worry if you have no technical knowledge.

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