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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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To pursue executive MBA, you need to clear one of the entrance exam- CAT XAT NMAT, GMAT EMAT CMAT. Once you appear for any of the exam, you need to apply for the colleges you are looking for. Based on your exams score you will be called for interview. Also check the below link
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Shabana Bee
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Yes, you are eligible for executive MBA. You can apply for admission. Good luck.
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KAUSTABH DE
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Yes, it is approved by AICTE. But for this please check it from the college by directly calling to the college authority. Thank you
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
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I sometimes get candidates who are foreign nationals who want to stop work and attend an executive programme full time, sometimes for the purposes of trying to transition into the USA. The programs that offer full-time "EMBAs" for the more experienced candidates are Stanford MSx (their equivalent of the executive MBA) and the MIT Sloan Fellows programme. Older/ more seasoned applicants can also sometimes fare well in the Kellogg 1-year MBA programme and the Cornell Johnson 1-year MBA programme. INSEAD (it means bring together) is also more open to older candidates in its regular MBA programme, as are some Canadian schools. The ot
I sometimes get candidates who are foreign nationals who want to stop work and attend an executive programme full time, sometimes for the purposes of trying to transition into the USA. The programs that offer full-time "EMBAs" for the more experienced candidates are Stanford MSx (their equivalent of the executive MBA) and the MIT Sloan Fellows programme. Older/ more seasoned applicants can also sometimes fare well in the Kellogg 1-year MBA programme and the Cornell Johnson 1-year MBA programme. INSEAD (it means bring together) is also more open to older candidates in its regular MBA programme, as are some Canadian schools. The ot
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priyank sharma
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JB Institute is one of the recognized and reluctant college. Teaching is decent, libraries are good, and it provides decent placement.
JB Institute is one of the recognized and reluctant college. Teaching is decent, libraries are good, and it provides decent placement.
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Shail Oberoi
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A full time MBA caries more weightage from a career respective, so try to enroll for a 2 year full time programme to get maximum benefit in your career. Moreover, for executive MBA you will be required to have minimum of 3 years of work experience, so appear for CAT and after 2 years of work experience join full time MBA. Your work experience will give you an edge over other students at the campus placement stage.
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