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Akshita

Beginner-Level 3

RIIM is always good in terms of ROI.
They have course like MBA+EMP with fees of 5.40L
MBA+EMP+MDP with fees of 6.48L
PGDM Fees is 6.75 L
Placements are almost same in both the college as it depends on student's ability. RIIM having less fees but providing you exposures to IIMS and different certificates which will boost your skill set.
they have a good package and hence have a great opportunity to students

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Nidhi Singh

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Diploma in Treasury, Investment and Risk Management:
The eligible criteria is - The candidate should be graduate in any discipline
There are two subjects of Examination
1 Treasury and Investment Management
2. Risk Management
Passing Criteria is
Minimum marks for pass is 50 out of 100 in the subject.
Candidates securing at least 45 marks in each subject with an aggregate of 50% marks in all subjects of examination in a single attempt will also be declared as having completed the examination.
Time limit for passing the Examination
The candidates will be required to pass the examination within a time limit of 2 years.
Those candidates who are n
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vanamala Suman Kumar

Beginner-Level 2

Latest Cut-offs are higher than last year by 1.5-2% in all subjects. In BCom, the latest cut-off for students of ISC is 92.5% ,CBSE is 94.5% and HS 80% in the morning sessions. In BCom evening, it is 93% for ISC students, 95.5% for CBSE and 82% for HS.

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Ashif P k

Beginner-Level 4

Unlike BBA Course, all BCom courses admission selection process is different at Christ University Bangalore apart from BCom Strategic Finance. While all other BCom courses admissions are purely based upon applicants 12th Marks, for BCom Strategic Finance student will undergo 5 stage selection process.
CHRIST University is introducing the BCom (Strategic Finance Honours) programme from this academic year. This means no previous data or stats are available for the reference. However as mentioned before, all BCom courses selection process is same which is as below.
Selection Process For BCom (Strategic Finance Honours) at Christ University
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Esha

Contributor-Level 9

You can get bank job after the graduation by preparing for the bank PO examinations. Many banks used to connect PO examinations for the bank jobs.

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vanamala Suman Kumar

Beginner-Level 2

Prefer MBA financial management after completing Bachelor's in accounting and finance. There are multiple options like MBA (financial management) and M.Com Accounting, financial, taxation, marketing, business management). .

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Amartya Pareek

Beginner-Level 5

BBA is far better than B.Voc because it gives a wide range of options after its completion. Besides, it is acknowledged and very well known in the corporate world. B.Voc on the other hand is limited up to its specialisation only. Recruiters and hiring officials hardly know the existence of B.Voc and hence remain in doubt whether the student who pursued B.Voc is eligible and capable to sustain in the job market or not. BBA gives you the eligibility of various courses but B.Voc bounds you to pursue only a few PG courses. B.Voc courses were started by the government of India to provide professional courses to young India with minimal expe
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Sumit vashisth

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You must be a Bihar resident. You should be at least 25 years old. You must have passed 12th standard. You must seek a course at an authorised institute.

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Sushant Singh

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The salary package of MBA finance depends from which institution you are doing that for example if you are doing from the top 50 MBA finals in last two three years the average package will be between 20 to 30 Lacs rupees and it is the CTC and the minimum is around minimum is around 5 to 6 LPA and the highest has gone to 40-50 LPA.

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Sushant Singh

Contributor-Level 8

I would suggest you to go with Chetna first then IES and then MET.

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