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Juhi BansalExplore your self
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
In my point of view, you should go with MBA and yes, it is worth it.
In my point of view, you should go with MBA and yes, it is worth it.
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Debajit Chandra
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Hi,
As you have decent years of experience in MIS, I would advice you may try business analysis, business intelligence or an analytic course to move forward.
As you have decent years of experience in MIS, I would advice you may try business analysis, business intelligence or an analytic course to move forward.
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Swapnadip Mazumdar
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No, it will not affect at all as you are going to have a job experience during that time.
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Sofia Goyal
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Weekend and evening class will depend on the time you have to dedicate to the classes.
Being a regular student evening classes can prove to be hectic. But you also need to ensure that you will invest enough time in case you are able to do self-study then weekend class is a good option.
Being a regular student evening classes can prove to be hectic. But you also need to ensure that you will invest enough time in case you are able to do self-study then weekend class is a good option.
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Himanshu Sharma
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Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) gives an excellent career based study programmes like Diploma in Banking & Finance which has almost three papers as well
Accounting & Finance for Bankers
Principles and Practices of Banking
Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Banking.
For appearing in Finance Exam, the applicant must hold a Bachelors degree or equivalent in any stream (Arts, Engineering, Science, or Commerce etc) form a college or university recognized by UGC.
Applicants pursuing final year graduation will be also eligible to apply for the examination. However, the Diploma in Banking and Finance Certificate will be offered only on
Accounting & Finance for Bankers
Principles and Practices of Banking
Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Banking.
For appearing in Finance Exam, the applicant must hold a Bachelors degree or equivalent in any stream (Arts, Engineering, Science, or Commerce etc) form a college or university recognized by UGC.
Applicants pursuing final year graduation will be also eligible to apply for the examination. However, the Diploma in Banking and Finance Certificate will be offered only on
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Abhishek Dixit
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Yes, of course, it will but MBA will provide you with even more weightage as compared to PGDHRM.
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