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Aman Kumar Thakur

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The MBA Admission process varies from college to college and also depends on your academic profile and performance in entrance exams like CAT XAT GMAT etc. After the Common Admission Process (CAP) round, there are several good colleges where you may get admission for MBA. Some of them are:
Indian Institute of Management (IIMs)
XLRI - Xavier School of Management
Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi
SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR)
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS)
Indian School of Business (ISB)
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM)
Institute of Management Technology (IMT
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Aman Kumar Thakur

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IT MBA is the best specialisation after B.Com CS.

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Priyal Babbar

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Dear student, at LPU the eligibility for the programme is Pass with 55% aggregate marks in any discipline. LPU NEST and interviews are mandatory. For certain categories relaxation have been given, you can contact the university officials through telephone, chat and email for further details. Mittal School of Business is a favourite among MBA aspirants from across the country and the globe for its industry-oriented curriculum, interactive hands-on pedagogy, and intense industry interface. A multidisciplinary campus and multicultural environment suffused with student activity ensure the all-round development of its graduates, grooming th
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Shubham Jangid

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If you are interested in pursuing a career in the field of finance, accounting, or teaching, an M.Com may be a good option for you. On the other hand, if you are interested in pursuing a career in business management, marketing, entrepreneurship, or consulting, an MBA may be a better option for you. I recommend that you do some research on both programs and their career prospects and speak with professionals in your desired industry to determine which option aligns best with your career aspirations.

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Ayushi Rai

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The 5-year IPM (Integrated Programme in Management) programme is offered by IIM-Indore. Following the very first three years, PGP students attend the last two years of studies. Due to the wide range of topics covered in the course, you have several possibilities. The IPM pass out batches have had successful placements. The IIM-Indore website has further information about the placement record.

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Taniksha Agarwal

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You can proceed with Ph.d in the field of Management.
LPU offers flexible coursework options-
1) Classes on weekends(Saturday & Sunday only)
2) 4 days course work every month(Preferably every second week: Thu-Sun)
3)15 days course work(November/December)
The eligibility is:
Masters degree with 55% aggregate marks in a relevant discipline or equivalent, subject to clearing LPUNEST and Interview. If you are UGC/NET qualified then you are exempted from LPUNEST but to avail the maximum scholarship it is advisable to appear in LPUNEST.

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Khushoo Kohar

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If you have completed your MBA in marketing and are regretting your decision, it's essential to identify the reasons behind it. Did you find that the coursework did not align with your interests, or was it the job opportunities after graduation that did not meet your expectations? If you find that you are not interested in marketing, you can explore other career options that align with your interests. You can also consider upskilling in areas that complement your MBA in marketing. For instance, you can take online courses in digital marketing, data analytics, or finance to diversify your skill set. If you are considering another MBA, i
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Vidhya Shree

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Hi. Mohak. A composite score of 400 or higher on the MAT Exam is considered to be an outstanding achievement. Most MBA/PGDM colleges typically accept applicants whose scores fall within the 80th to 90th percentiles. If your score is within this range, you have a strong chance of being accepted into prestigious colleges like GIBS Bangalore. If you are interested in pursuing a top PGDM specialisation programme in management, we recommend reaching out to Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS) Bangalore. This institution is widely regarded as one of the best B-Schools in the Bangalore India. The Fees structure for PGDM programme at GI
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Om Roy

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The importance of internet advertising is becoming more apparent to contemporary businesses. As a result, several short courses on digital marketing have been made available on sites like Coursera and Udemy. Distance education is a relatively new sector, yet NIIT's name and logo imply that the company has been operating for quite some time. As a result, they have earned a stellar reputation for catering their presentations to the individual tastes of viewers at every level of the creative process. Since my cousin just finished taking an online social media marketing course at the National Institute of Technology, he can testify for its
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jasveer singh

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Scope of MBA in Rural Management
After completing MBA in Rural Management, students have various job opportunities in the rural development projects, government sector, NGOs, funding agencies, voluntary groups and organizations, etc. MBA / PGDM from Top 100 Management Institute (as per NIRF, Ministry of Education, GoI R. 4,50,000 5,00,000 PA. Career Options After MBA in Rural Management
Agribusiness and allied service. Healthcare, Energy, Banking & Finance. Retail. CSR and Social Business. IT & ITES. Manufacturing. FMCG & consumer durables.

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