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New answer posted•2016-09-16 21:41:49
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2016-09-16 21:41:49
In MBA, there is no difference between degree or diploma. But, its better to do full-time 2 year MBA, PGDBA from job placement purpose.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
New answer posted•2016-09-16 20:56:17
Can you list some colleges in India that accepts international graduation degree to do MBA in India?
94 Views|Posted 2016-09-16 20:56:17
Asked by Shivam

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2016-09-16 20:56:17
ISB Hyderabad and all IIMs do the same.
New answer posted•2016-09-16 20:49:59
Which specialisation should I opt in MBA, my maths is weak? Which entrance exam do I need to qualify in order to pursue MBA?
277 Views|Posted 2016-09-16 20:49:59
Asked by Fawas
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2016-09-16 20:49:59
Hi ,
You need to clear CAT or MAT in order to get admission in MBA college.Then it will depend on your percentile which college you will get.
CAT and MAT both requires Maths skills but for that you can join some institute such as TIME or career launcher.
After getting admission if you still don't want
You need to clear CAT or MAT in order to get admission in MBA college.Then it will depend on your percentile which college you will get.
CAT and MAT both requires Maths skills but for that you can join some institute such as TIME or career launcher.
After getting admission if you still don't want
New answer posted•2016-09-16 20:41:13
Is maths knowledge needed for doing mba in marketing and hr
208 Views|Posted 2016-09-16 20:41:13
Asked by Hari
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2016-09-16 20:41:13
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Any graduate can go for MBA.
No, you don't need to be essentially of Maths background to pursue MBA. Even a Bio or arts graduate can do MBA.
MBA is more of practical course than theoretical,. Yes, there are few subjects which require numerical skills such as Quantitative and Statistics.
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Any graduate can go for MBA.
No, you don't need to be essentially of Maths background to pursue MBA. Even a Bio or arts graduate can do MBA.
MBA is more of practical course than theoretical,. Yes, there are few subjects which require numerical skills such as Quantitative and Statistics.
Finance str
New answer posted•2016-09-16 19:04:48
Do I need to focus on maths while pursuing MBA in human resource?
128 Views|2 Followers|Posted 2016-09-16 19:04:48
Asked by Sohini
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2016-09-16 19:04:48
There will be statistics and calculus related papers for MBA such as Managerial Economics, Quantitative Methods and Research Methodology, but to do an MBA any graduation followed by clearance of management aptitude tests will make you eligible.
New question posted•2016-09-16 19:02:53
Can I get educational loan for the entire course fee and material cost if I pursue MBA in fashion designing from Vogue Institute?
101 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-09-16 19:02:53
Asked by Harika
New question posted•2016-09-16 19:02:53
Can I get educational loan for the entire course fee and material cost if I pursue MBA in fashion designing from Vogue Institute?
101 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-09-16 19:02:53
Asked by Harika
New answer posted•2016-09-16 19:02:17
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2016-09-16 19:02:17
Any graduation will do but you must clear the management aptitude tests as applicable to the institute where you wish to study.
New question posted•2016-09-16 18:46:12
Is there any benefit of actuarial to get admission in Harvard University for MBA?
90 Views|Posted 2016-09-16 18:46:12
Asked by Sahil
New answer posted•2016-09-16 18:41:11
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If you have the experience that the institute demands and is willing to take break from your job chores including a drop in your income and you are financially sound to afford your academic and related expenses for the duration of the course, then a full time executive MBA is advisable, but if you d