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New answer posted•2016-09-09 17:27:18
Which course should I pursue, BBA or B.Com (industry integrated)?
438 Views|Posted 2016-09-09 17:27:18
Asked by Sinchana
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2016-09-09 17:27:18
B.Com with or without industry integrated focuses on commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects prepares you for finance and accounting jobs in enterprises. BBA is a generic course on business management and administration and it focuses on functional areas of business such as a
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New answer posted•2016-09-09 15:51:55
Should I opt for MBA after B.Com or apply for government jobs?
179 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-09-09 15:51:55
Asked by Saurabh
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2016-09-09 15:51:55
Dear candidate,
As per my view, you should apply for MBA after this you may go for government or private jobs. MBA degree will give you more and more opportunity in your future.
As per my view, you should apply for MBA after this you may go for government or private jobs. MBA degree will give you more and more opportunity in your future.
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New answer posted•2016-09-09 15:10:15
Which are the good colleges to pursue MBA through distance?
125 Views|Posted 2016-09-09 15:10:15
Asked by Renny
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2016-09-09 15:10:15
SMU is the best option in India. You may apply in SMU for the same.
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New answer posted•2016-09-09 14:50:20
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2016-09-09 14:50:20
Dear candidate,
MBA in Marketing and IT is the best. You may apply from SMU in distance education.
MBA in Marketing and IT is the best. You may apply from SMU in distance education.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-09-09 14:06:00
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2016-09-09 14:06:00
NMIMS, Hyderabad is the best institute in Hyderabad. You can also go for ISB, Hyderabad and IPE, Hyderabad for the same. All the best.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-09-09 11:46:56
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2016-09-09 11:46:56
No, its not that tough as it is easier than CAT. Overall, it depends on you. You have to be serious to fetch better score.
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New answer posted•2016-09-09 10:56:56
I have 52.50% in HSC. Can I yet dream of attempting NMAT 2017? I read it somewhere that 60% are a must.
129 Views|Posted 2016-09-09 10:56:56
Asked by Rahul
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2016-09-09 10:56:56
Yes Rahul,
Over the period of time, NMAT changes their selection procedures. I would suggest you to go for CAT/MAT. Don't rely on NMAT.
All the best.
Over the period of time, NMAT changes their selection procedures. I would suggest you to go for CAT/MAT. Don't rely on NMAT.
All the best.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-09-09 10:54:21
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2016-09-09 10:54:21
Yes it is good. There are a number of colleges and business schools which are also available. You need to find about their placement and companies that visit them. If these things are fine, you can take admission there. All the best and as far as I am concerned IBS is a good option.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-09-09 10:53:14
What is the difference between doing MBA research and MBA project? How to do research in FMCG sector?
166 Views|Posted 2016-09-09 10:53:14
Asked by Paricherla
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2016-09-09 10:53:14
Dear Abhishikth Aai,
MBA project will be done by doing one topic of research. Both have same subjects. You have to choose an FMCG company, take a topic, prepare a questionnaire and then start with your research by apply various techniques. Your process will guide you in this process. All the best.
MBA project will be done by doing one topic of research. Both have same subjects. You have to choose an FMCG company, take a topic, prepare a questionnaire and then start with your research by apply various techniques. Your process will guide you in this process. All the best.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-09-09 10:48:07
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2016-09-09 10:48:07
Yes it is worth to pursue MBA in insurance as the insurance industry is growing but you should have strong leadership skills to excel in that industry.
All the best.
All the best.
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