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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
For MBA programme, there are many exams like CAT XAT SNAP (SYMBOISIS NATIONAL APTI), and CMAT.
These exams are having multiple choice questions from four sections, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation. Most colleges follow CAT score for allotting admissions However some good ranked institutes also have there own tests like XAT SNAP, etc.
These exams are having multiple choice questions from four sections, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation. Most colleges follow CAT score for allotting admissions However some good ranked institutes also have there own tests like XAT SNAP, etc.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
This will depend a lot on your interest areas and long term career goal. In India, M.Sc in finance is not available. To get the right mileage of the course at Canada, you should try and explore work opportunities there as well.
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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend a lot on your long term career aspirations. If you are keen on settling overseas, then Canada is a better option, as the government has flexible laws for immigration. Whereas, in UK the government laws are not so student friendly and it would be a challenge to seek employment locally there along with immigration option. Plus, there are differences I the following areas:
1. Quality of education- UK is better.
2. Fees- UK is costly.
3. Duration of course- UK offers 1 year to 1.5 year programme, where as in Canada you will have 2 year programs.
4. Weather conditions- depending on which part of country you study, UK will be c
1. Quality of education- UK is better.
2. Fees- UK is costly.
3. Duration of course- UK offers 1 year to 1.5 year programme, where as in Canada you will have 2 year programs.
4. Weather conditions- depending on which part of country you study, UK will be c
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ashutosh chauhan
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BIMM is one of the finest college of India, which offer this course. For detailed information, you can visit on their website.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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Hello Aditya, The last line of your question description is so positive that it seems you will be able to achieve what you want to. Academic results may not be the final judgement sources for anyone. You have scored first class marks in 10th and 12th. The average result does not mean your past can hamper your CAT score. For a really good score in CAT maths won't play a direct role because even if you opted for Science or arts in 12th, calculation remains a part of the reasoning segments. Your English language skills will make a great difference. Prepare with strategy and overshadow the fear.
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hasti valia
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Hi, I have a friend who completed her BBA from Alliance University, Bangalore. She was very happy with the whole atmosphere of the university and has now got placed through campus in a good company with a good package. Also, from study and exposure perspective, it is always better to choose tier 1 city like Bangalore since the industrial development is rapid and gives you a plenty of opportunities.
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ashutosh chauhan
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Hi,
I would suggest that any professional course should be done only if the person is in that profession.
I feel that CFP as a programme is created more for professionals who want to start their own practice. And if you are up for that, long run you could really be successful. Having said that it is important that you don't take a decision from the perspective of which programme will add more value to you financially, but which programme would you enjoy more.
I would suggest that any professional course should be done only if the person is in that profession.
I feel that CFP as a programme is created more for professionals who want to start their own practice. And if you are up for that, long run you could really be successful. Having said that it is important that you don't take a decision from the perspective of which programme will add more value to you financially, but which programme would you enjoy more.
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