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rahul r
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If you think language will be an issue, do a short crash course in english which should help you develop the necessary communication skills which are required from an MBA professional. If you still feel that you cant cope in this language then opt for some other course where language is not given much importance. You could try your hand at computer applications, software development, IT etc. I have mentioned the main competencies required from an MBA professional, and even if you are weak in english, you can opt for this course. Language should not pose much of a problem, if you are fluent in at least one, even if it is Hindi. Try to l
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Shekhar Goswami
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Hi Priya Mohan,
It is generally a good decision but if you are competent enough to be admitted into a good or top ranked university. Specially if you want to come back to India and find a job then you must have done your MBA from a very good university because in India the reputation and university ranking matters critically. Finance is a very good option and in-demand. Scope is immense. You can try applying to universities in countries like Canada, Australia, NZ etc. Where you can work for few years after studies. Once you gain some international work experience and apply to companies in India your CV will stand out.
It is generally a good decision but if you are competent enough to be admitted into a good or top ranked university. Specially if you want to come back to India and find a job then you must have done your MBA from a very good university because in India the reputation and university ranking matters critically. Finance is a very good option and in-demand. Scope is immense. You can try applying to universities in countries like Canada, Australia, NZ etc. Where you can work for few years after studies. Once you gain some international work experience and apply to companies in India your CV will stand out.
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Hamza Masalawala
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List of colleges in Mumbai:
https://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/frmInstituteWiseAllotmentList.aspx?did=1254.
https://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/frmInstituteWiseAllotmentList.aspx?did=1254.
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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan
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Apply in PUMBA (the lowest cost), XIME,-Blore then in NIBM-Pune. It is unfortunate that some tier I MAT colleges of finance has decided to allow only CMAT from this academic year, otherwise you could have better option. Try to avoid consultancy NGO or average college, as they can provide mainly financial product sales job or relationship manager profile, which is mainly hardcore sales.
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