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VIkas Dolas
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Hi Abhijeet,
The crowd is very good. Students from different education background take admission for Marketing. You will also see many students coming from across the country for Marketing at Chetana's
All the best !
The crowd is very good. Students from different education background take admission for Marketing. You will also see many students coming from across the country for Marketing at Chetana's
All the best !
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aasif makandargoing to b know d world what is actually...
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If you want to go for actual studies, knowledge and placements then you should go for regular. If your schedule is very busy and have some problem then you should go for distance but better option is regular.
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Suni K
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As understood from the information provided, the objective of MBA(FM) program is to provide a comprehensive and competent alternative to professional programs in finance, such as Chartered Accountancy, Management Accountancy, Financial Analysts etc with special reference to industry needs whereas MBA with specialisation in Finance can be said to be more of a general programme to cater to most segments of the Financial industry including banking sector. MBA (FM) course is designed to cater to the need of the industry by supplying manpower with super specialization in the area finance. Details are available at http://www.christuniversity
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You can seek lateral entry to BCA second year at Annamalai University. You are eligible for admission if 75% of your DCA syllabus is common with Ist year syllabus of BCA of University. You are also eligible for lateral entry to BCA second year, if you have completed 3 year Technical Diploma after 10th standard.
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Dhairya Tandon
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It is always better to work for some time before you pursue MBA so that you have a clue of what is better for you.
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Ambati Sushma
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I am looking to do MBA HR from distance education. So, kindly help me out about this. It should be a part of full time education.
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Anant Raina
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Dear Chaitanya,
Selecting between full time MBA and part time MBA is a very crucial decision, especially when you are a working professional. If you have recently started your career, going for for full time MBA would be a good option. But, if you are into the industry since a long time, then pursue part-time MBA as an MBA degree with hand full of experience always adds value to your profile.
Selecting between full time MBA and part time MBA is a very crucial decision, especially when you are a working professional. If you have recently started your career, going for for full time MBA would be a good option. But, if you are into the industry since a long time, then pursue part-time MBA as an MBA degree with hand full of experience always adds value to your profile.
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