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9 years agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, definitely you can. You need to prepare for the entrance first. You can prepare for GMAT and GRE from TIME or Career Launcher.
You can check out the following links for some colleges offering M.Sc. in international marketing:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/uk/universities/king-s-college-london/msc-international-marketing
https://business.leeds.ac.uk/masters/msc-international-marketing-management/
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Scholar-Level 18
It's very good to know your dream of becoming expert in forensic science. However eligibility is 10+2 with science which you must have since you have done engineering. It's a three year B.Sc course. There is no entrance exam and admission is based on marks of 12th.
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Scholar-Level 18
Scholarships for MS in US universities is a challenging task. There are many conditions to fulfil. There are many nuances to this and if you miss out on any one it becomes most difficult to recover. I would therefore sincerely advise you to approach specialist agency dealing in sending students abroad particularly to US for desired results.
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Scholar-Level 16
Passion for coding is definitely a primary requirement for a data scientist or big data analyst at any level.
Btw, coding will be a very common practice 40 years down the line.
Work experience surely matters in the Masters courses of Business Analytics to make your profile stand out, to check the real-world credibility of your skills.
It should always be there regardless of the course.
If you do big data and want to do analysis then yes you would be a data analyst and progress from there. It all boils down to which field you want to special
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