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Sushant Sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Pulkit,
GLA University, Mathura is a decent college. Academics are good here but placements are not that great. https://www.shiksha.com/university/gla-university-mathura-36995/reviews
Thanks.
GLA University, Mathura is a decent college. Academics are good here but placements are not that great. https://www.shiksha.com/university/gla-university-mathura-36995/reviews
Thanks.
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Dipika Singh
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The placement percentage is 100% in the previous year. The highest package offered was 24 LPA and the average package offered was 7 LPA. I am heading the summer internships as a student's head for the first year students, and the college provided 100% internship by the end of March for marketing. The profiles offered are related to various aspects of specialisation that the students have chosen.
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Puneesh Rawat
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There is no degree and no Diploma on Network Marketing as it's about working practically not theoretically. Only your will power, your intellect, your hunger to learn more, your thirst to be an inspiration for others can lead you towards Network Marketing.
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Mohit BadhwarMember- Sports committee and IMI bytes.
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Mathematics comes in the 1st semester of your MBA programme. It covers a very basic part of it. You can easily get that in your class sessions.
2ns semester statistics comes into play which is new for everybody, those who have studied earlier they also didn't get any upper advantage because its different. So, you can easily go for it, don't change your plan just because of mathematics.
2ns semester statistics comes into play which is new for everybody, those who have studied earlier they also didn't get any upper advantage because its different. So, you can easily go for it, don't change your plan just because of mathematics.
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Mohit BadhwarMember- Sports committee and IMI bytes.
Contributor-Level 6
It's the same thing. By 2017 all the IIMs were providing PGDM degree that doesn't mean that from 2018 all the PGDM degrees are of no use. In PGDM, you gain the knowledge of all the subjects from all the streams like finance, marketing, operations, sales, etc., and in the 2nd year, you need to choose your specialisation, whichever field you find interesting.
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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Yes dear, you can do this. Knowing or not knowing anything doesn't determine your strength. If your maths is not good, then you can make it stronger during the course period and I am hundred percent sure that you are knowing basics of maths. If you are knowing the basics, then you easily do this course.
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Aditi Kataria
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Dear Junaid,
Switching fields can, at times, be difficult but if you have a flair and passion for marketing then you should go for MBA in marketing. Almost all the institutes start with the basics during the first semester, hence, domain and knowledge wise, you will not be facing many problems but you will have to keep your mind open and will have to learn quickly. One of the major problems comes during the placement interviews where the recruiter wants a justified solution to as to why have you switched fields. If you are unable to defend your move, then it leaves a wrong impression on the interviewer, allowing him/her to think that y
Switching fields can, at times, be difficult but if you have a flair and passion for marketing then you should go for MBA in marketing. Almost all the institutes start with the basics during the first semester, hence, domain and knowledge wise, you will not be facing many problems but you will have to keep your mind open and will have to learn quickly. One of the major problems comes during the placement interviews where the recruiter wants a justified solution to as to why have you switched fields. If you are unable to defend your move, then it leaves a wrong impression on the interviewer, allowing him/her to think that y
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