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Which is the best coaching institute for MBA preparation?
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Asked by Saloni

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9 years ago
Hi,
Being among millions of MBA aspirants in India, cracking the entrance is one of the most difficult things. With three lakh MBA seats up for grab in various colleges, the competition is extremely tough.
To make it to the top business schools in the country, such as the IIMs, an aspirant has to do i
Being among millions of MBA aspirants in India, cracking the entrance is one of the most difficult things. With three lakh MBA seats up for grab in various colleges, the competition is extremely tough.
To make it to the top business schools in the country, such as the IIMs, an aspirant has to do i
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Hi,
Unanimously it has been agreed 'Arun sharma' is the best for all the management entrance examinations.
I hope this helps
Unanimously it has been agreed 'Arun sharma' is the best for all the management entrance examinations.
I hope this helps
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9 years ago
Yes, MBA is a professional course. MBA has got a lot of scope.
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I completed my BE in mechanical in 2016. Will it be fine if I give up my current job for further studies as it is not satisfactory?
57 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Raj

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9 years ago
I would advise you not to leave your job. Remote location of your current job can be converted into an advantage to build your career. You have plenty of time available to prepare for entrance examinations in remote areas. You may use this time to prepare and crack higher education entrance examinat
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Which option is better: pursuing MBA from UPES or preparing for competitive exams?
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Asked by Sabiya

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9 years ago
If you have been graduated 2016 or you will be graduating in 2017, you can give one more try for CAT/XAT/CMAT or other entrance exam. If you already have gap in your studies and you want to pursue MBA, you can go for UPES. If you are having job offer, it is better to go for job before to get some wo
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which are top coaching institutes in Pune for MBA entrance exam preparations?
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Asked by Atul

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9 years ago
Bulls Eye, Career Launcher, Genesis Mentors and TIME are the known coaching institutes.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Is it right to go for MBA after completing electrical and electronics engineering? If yes, which specialization should I choose?
153 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Akhil

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9 years ago
Yes, MBA is a good choice, but it will be very valuable if you get some work experience before taking MBA course. You can go for specialization which you are interested in. Finance do have maths involved and engineers find it easy to cope up and excel. Operations will be more valuable if you get a c
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I haven't done any Bachelor's degree. Am I eligible to appear for CAT exam based on my complete CA degree as I haven't completed graduation?
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Asked by Saket

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9 years ago
As per eligibility guidelines for pursuing MBA one needs to be a graduate or in absence of graduation have a professional qualification like CA/CS/ICWA. So, if your case you can seek admission based on your professional qualification as a CA.
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How can I prepare for MBA in HR? Can you suggest some books for the same? I am a 2nd-year student of BA in English (Hons.)
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Asked by Shayani

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9 years ago
You can prepare for management exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT and SNAP. I would suggest you to go for Arun Sharma's books for DI LR QA and VA. They will be available in major bookstores and online on e-commerce websites.
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9 years ago
MBA in finance is certainly a good option for B.Com qualified. CA, CWA or CS can be pursued along with or post B.Com ACCA, CIMA etc. are international certifications. Computerized financing courses such as Tally and Peach are also useful.