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Shankari Chowdhury
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Hi,
You should be able to do even if you have a B.Tech, but it is important to check the institute requirements, if you have narrowed down any college then please contact them for requirements for overseas qualifications and also, if there is any age limit. Shouldn't be much of a problem.
You should be able to do even if you have a B.Tech, but it is important to check the institute requirements, if you have narrowed down any college then please contact them for requirements for overseas qualifications and also, if there is any age limit. Shouldn't be much of a problem.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
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Yes, PCM students can go for London School of Economics as far as I know. There are some exams that you need to clear before you get into London School of Economics. But I would suggest for graduation you should be in India. Choose the best institution in India if you think your marks of good like ST. Stephen's College or Indian Statistical Institute which are very good colleges for economics honours and after doing your graduation, go for London School of Economics for Master's degree. But the final decision is completely yours. Please check the college website of London School of Economics. There you will find a link to request the b
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Amaan AnsariI am Tech lover, Motivator, modern minded guy
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It completely depends on you, because there are several aspects which are to be considered for deciding that where you should pursue your degree in India or abroad. So let's start
Fees: affordable and cheap at several places in India but extremely high abroad and will become even more after adding all accommodation costs. Course structure:well updated and a type of tailor made for students different specialisations and world class teaching technology, but India mostly the same curriculum everywhere except a difference of 20-25% in the programme. Duration: BBA in India is a 3 year degree course but mostly abroad it is a 4 year degree, so
Fees: affordable and cheap at several places in India but extremely high abroad and will become even more after adding all accommodation costs. Course structure:well updated and a type of tailor made for students different specialisations and world class teaching technology, but India mostly the same curriculum everywhere except a difference of 20-25% in the programme. Duration: BBA in India is a 3 year degree course but mostly abroad it is a 4 year degree, so
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Jagdishkumar Patel,
There are many institutes in and around London and UK overall where you can pursue Marketing such as London School of Marketing and Design, University of Westminster etc. Admission criteria depends on the programme level, UG or PG, overall they don't require any entrance as such. You must take GMAT for Masters. As an international applicant you must also take the IELTS. You have to check the college websites for details.
There are many institutes in and around London and UK overall where you can pursue Marketing such as London School of Marketing and Design, University of Westminster etc. Admission criteria depends on the programme level, UG or PG, overall they don't require any entrance as such. You must take GMAT for Masters. As an international applicant you must also take the IELTS. You have to check the college websites for details.
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sanjana sharma
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Hi Harish,
It's best to get started as soon as possible. So, you don't leave anything to the last minute - and get stressed as a result. We spoke with a number of international students and asked them what they wished they had known before arriving in the UK to study, and these are the top nine things you need to consider.
1. Plan your funding
2. Organise your student visa
3. Prepare for British life
4. Sort your student accommodation
It's best to get started as soon as possible. So, you don't leave anything to the last minute - and get stressed as a result. We spoke with a number of international students and asked them what they wished they had known before arriving in the UK to study, and these are the top nine things you need to consider.
1. Plan your funding
2. Organise your student visa
3. Prepare for British life
4. Sort your student accommodation
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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International finance is defined, as the set of relations for the creation and using of funds (assets), needed for foreign economic activity of international companies and countries. The definition international finance as the combination of monetary relations that develop in process of economic agreements trade, foreign exchange, investment between residents of the country and residents of foreign countries is not exhaustive. It does not reflect all the essential features that are generated by the set of conditions outside the company, which effects on their activity in practice.
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