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New answer posted•9 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Sahil,
To get student visa, your intention of study must be clear. What you plan to do in near future, why you want to do your MBA, etc. and the same must be presented to the visa officers clearly. Your finances must be sorted out. Every document needs to be transparent and honest. They will verif

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New answer posted•9 years ago
ANKIT DIWAN
9 years ago
Thank you for showing interest. But SIOM only provides MBA in Operations to those who have done their graduation in Engineering. So unfortunately it's a No.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Trishula Das
9 years ago
IIFT is the best and you have to work hard for the same. As they have only two institutes, i.e. in Kolkata and Delhi and seats are around 500 to 600. If you are really passionate for it, then go ahead.
Best of luck.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Trishula Das
9 years ago
Agribusiness is offered by IIMs too like IIM - A, L and ranked as the top ones. So, when you can set yourself with wide opportunities, then why not appear for CAT and go for IIMs. Even the percentile goes down to 80 for a general category student to get a call from IIMs in this course.
1. KIIT – Bhu

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Junaid,
If you don't have work experience, then you should stick to MS. MBA programs abroad are mainly meant for working professionals. If you are ultimate plan is to pursue a managerial career, non-research or non-academic career, then you should pursue MBA after 2 to 3 years of professional expe

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New answer posted•9 years ago

How can I pursue MBA?

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Asked by Ikram
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9 years ago
To pursue full time MBA, you should have minimum 50% in graduation and you need to appear for an entrance exam like CAT, MAT, CMAT or XAT to get admission in a good B-school in India.

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arjun majhee
9 years ago
Below mentioned are the best colleges offering MBA courses in hospital or healthcare management in India:
1. Indian School of Business Finance (ISBF) – New Delhi.
2. Loyola Institute of Business Administration – Chennai.
3. Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology – Pune.
4. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeeth

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Animesh Wadhwa
9 years ago
MBA in IT would probably be the second specialization in ICBM. It is a dual specialization program and candidates preferably opt for Marketing, Finance or HR as their first specialization. So IT might be second specialization unless a minimum of five candidates applying for the same as first special

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arjun majhee
9 years ago
Below mentioned are the best colleges for MBA in bio technology:
1. Universal School of Biosciences.
2. Amity Institute of Biotechnology
3. SIES College of Management Studies (SIESCOMS).
4. Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE).
5. Tilak Maharashtra University (TMU).
6. Padmashree Dr. DY Patil University.
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