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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
Your choice depends on a lot of factors like financial ability to pay, your profile, test score (if you go for regular MBA) etc. MBA in the US costs about 40-60 lakh for a two year course on an average. You can also look for Executive MBA options at IIM Bangalore, ISB Hyderabad and SP Jain Mumbai depending upon your location preference. Some colleges want that your executive MBA be sponsored by the company you are working for.
Your choice depends on a lot of factors like financial ability to pay, your profile, test score (if you go for regular MBA) etc. MBA in the US costs about 40-60 lakh for a two year course on an average. You can also look for Executive MBA options at IIM Bangalore, ISB Hyderabad and SP Jain Mumbai depending upon your location preference. Some colleges want that your executive MBA be sponsored by the company you are working for.
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lakshmi ranga swamy
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It's good to opt for regular full time course because regular students learn more than part-timers.
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BAKSHI. SIDDHARTH DUTTA
Beginner-Level 4
You can do your 12th from NIOS board. They don't need any 11th certificate for it, just your 10th marksheet, Aadhar card copy, school leaving certificate and 2-4 passport size photographs.
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Subham Bhattacharjee
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There are lots of B-schools which accept entrance exams other than CAT.
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virendra rastogi
Contributor-Level 10
You can surely get admission in MCA if you clear the entrance exams. So, it would be great if you start preparing for it and once you complete your MCA getting a job would not be a difficult task.
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