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New answer posted•2016-07-11 09:48:28
Is university of Mysore good to pursue MBA as my friend got a college affiliated to it?
191 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-07-11 09:48:28
Asked by Sumit

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2016-07-11 09:48:28
University of Mysore is good, which offeres Regular course. But if it is KSOU, don't go with it. All the best
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New answer posted•2016-07-11 09:43:57
What is the syllabus for MBA (distance education) in international business management in India and Tamil Nadu?
131 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 09:43:57
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2016-07-11 09:43:57
It totally depends from college to college. To know the exact syllabus talk with the current students.
New answer posted•2016-07-11 09:33:36
I have got 50% in my graduation. Can you suggest some PG colleges in Auckland or any other country where embassy doesn't require academics?
159 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 09:33:36
Asked by Kartik

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2016-07-11 09:33:36
There is no such country, sorry! Academics are evaluated and mandatory. If it is worrying you so much then visit college websites and check for the admission requirements. There might be colleges and programs and TAFE institutes accepting 50%. Best of Luck.
New answer posted•2016-07-11 09:29:19
I did B.Com (Hons.) from DU. Are there any benefits if I pursue MBA from correspondence?
158 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 09:29:19
Asked by Pooja

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2016-07-11 09:29:19
MBA Correspondence is beneficial if you are pursuing a job side by side and you have a god carer option which you don't want to loose. Otherwise regular MBA will help you better in your career growth.
New answer posted•2016-07-11 09:09:48
Which course should I pursue after completing class 12th, BBA, B.Sc or B.Tech?
100 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 09:09:48
Asked by Liton

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2016-07-11 09:09:48
Eligibility criteria for MBA is any graduation degree, therefore, you can do any graduation degree based on your interests. MBA entrance exam such as CAT and XAT are very competitive and requires lot of preparation efforts. BBA is a lighter degree in comparison to your other choices and also aligne
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New answer posted•2016-07-11 08:40:50
Can a student with backlog in graduation who has finished it apply for MBA?
148 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 08:40:50
Asked by Sumit

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2016-07-11 08:40:50
If you have graduation degree with more than 50% Marks then you are eligible for most of the MBA entrance exams.
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New answer posted•2016-07-11 07:05:55
Can you provide some information about NMAT examination?
89 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 07:05:55
Asked by Spandan

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2016-07-11 07:05:55
The NMAT by GMAC exam has been, and will continue to be, a symbol of quality enabling test takers to access graduate management education and a career of choice, while providing schools access to top talent.
New answer posted•2016-07-11 07:03:11
Which courses are available after BMS and which one is better to do?
249 Views|Posted 2016-07-11 07:03:11
Asked by Sawant

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2016-07-11 07:03:11
MBA is definitely the best option after BMS. If you are not planning to MBA then you may evaluate Banking & Insurance certification or SAP certification or IIBA certification etc
New answer posted•2016-07-11 03:20:37
Can I only opt for MBA after completing my B.Com? If yes, which specialization should I choose?
266 Views|2 Followers|Posted 2016-07-11 03:20:37
Asked by Rishi

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2016-07-11 03:20:37
You should go with finance and banking. Good Luck.
New answer posted•2016-07-11 01:21:35
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2016-07-11 01:21:35
It can't be said which one is the best between MBA and bank PO. All depends an individual's perspective. If you like to take risk and love to challenge yourself, then aiming for an MBA is a good option. Private firms after MBA will provide you an exciting package, location and wonderful office. But