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How can I pursue MBA in hospital management? Which exam do I need to qualify?
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Asked by Nanita

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9 years ago
You need to score minimum 50%. There are many entrance exams to get admission in top b-schools like CAT, MAT, XAT, ATMA or GMAT.
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What are the career prospects after pursuing Executive MBA from PGDBM from Narsee Monjee, Bangalore?
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Asked by Vipul

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9 years ago
If it is a full time course, you can get a decent placement. If you are doing it through part time, it will add knowledge and polish you in terms of presentation skills and team work. For job prospects, you won't get any benefit as part time MBAs do not have any placement support.
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Which segment in MBA Finance offers better job prospects: Corporate Finance, Financial Services or Banking & Insurance?
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Asked by R B

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9 years ago
There is no straight answer for this as various component works. Financial services, however, has higher package offering initially, then comes banking and insurance and then corporate finance. Corporate finance has greater demand of CAs for such roles.
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What is the eligibility criteria to pursue MBA from abroad?
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Asked by Aysha

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9 years ago
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To do MBA from abroad you will have to clear 2 exams. First is IELTS exams, that is English proficiency exam and other one is GMAT (The Graduate Management Admission Test) is a computer adaptive test intended to assess certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal and reading skills in writt
To do MBA from abroad you will have to clear 2 exams. First is IELTS exams, that is English proficiency exam and other one is GMAT (The Graduate Management Admission Test) is a computer adaptive test intended to assess certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal and reading skills in writt
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I have completed B.Tech (CSE), have 2 years of experience & want to pursue MBA in UK. Will having an IELTS score enough for the same?
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Asked by Farheen

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9 years ago
You need minimum overall 6.5 bands and each not less than 6 to get admission in UK for MBA. You also
have to appear for UKVI IELTS.
have to appear for UKVI IELTS.
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9 years ago
If yu mean about CAT then it's going to held in December and the dates for filling form are over now.
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How can I get admission in FMS to pursue MBA? Do I need to qualify the CAT exam or DU conducts its own entrance exam?
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9 years ago
Amity University is the best option for MBA in Noida because of its facilities, faculty, placements record and brand image.
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Which course should I pursue after completing FYBBA, law or MBA?
117 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Siddhant

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9 years ago
Both career options are diagonally opposite and diverse. It is difficult to compare as law is more of individual consulting profession where as management is more of people management oriented career. Both carer options are equally good with multiple opportunities, you are advised to choose any base
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