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Dhruvin KothariA Head Full Of Dreams!
Guide-Level 11
First, you join good institute near you like TIME, IMS, Career Launcher, etc. So that you get a better idea of how to solve Questions Papers, Basics, Tricks, etc.
But just joining an institute is not okay.
You have to work hard, keep practising maths problems, logical reasoning, English grammar and all.
As you said, you are in the 2nd year so first, you have to focus on your graduation that is also important, start preparing for CAT in last year or I would advise you to after B.gain 1-2 years of work experience after B.Tech and then go for MBA as it would be better for your admission and placements.
Best of luck.
But just joining an institute is not okay.
You have to work hard, keep practising maths problems, logical reasoning, English grammar and all.
As you said, you are in the 2nd year so first, you have to focus on your graduation that is also important, start preparing for CAT in last year or I would advise you to after B.gain 1-2 years of work experience after B.Tech and then go for MBA as it would be better for your admission and placements.
Best of luck.
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Saurabh GuptaProduct Manager | IIM Ahmedabad
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Hi Murali,
If you get admission into an IIM, getting a loan is very easy process. All the banks like SBI and CBI provides education loan at a decent rate. In fact you can go to the IIMs after admission and you'll find a lot of bank personals sitting there and ready to give you a loan in just 5 mins. There are no collaterals needed.
Remember that when you get into an IIM, you will most probably get a good job and then paying back 18 lakhs or more (in a span of 5-8 years) wouldn't be a risk for a bank and they are always sure that they'll get their money back. Hence, they are always more than happy to offer you a loan for such prestigiou
If you get admission into an IIM, getting a loan is very easy process. All the banks like SBI and CBI provides education loan at a decent rate. In fact you can go to the IIMs after admission and you'll find a lot of bank personals sitting there and ready to give you a loan in just 5 mins. There are no collaterals needed.
Remember that when you get into an IIM, you will most probably get a good job and then paying back 18 lakhs or more (in a span of 5-8 years) wouldn't be a risk for a bank and they are always sure that they'll get their money back. Hence, they are always more than happy to offer you a loan for such prestigiou
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Shail Oberoi
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Admission in IIMs /FMS / IIT depends a lot on the score you achieve at CAT. The institutes mentioned by you are among the top ranked ones and to seek admission in any of them, you should air for scoring at least 98+ percentile score at CAT and also, do well at the Personal Interview for seeking admission.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
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Dear Deepti,
Executive courses are normally meant for working professionals. Therefore, if you are already working professional you can apply for the same above. Prefer Huges and then NIIT.
All the best.
Executive courses are normally meant for working professionals. Therefore, if you are already working professional you can apply for the same above. Prefer Huges and then NIIT.
All the best.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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This question has no meaning considering IIMs have 100 percent placements (except newly opened IIMs) and 80 percent of the CAT applicants and IIM students are from engineering background. There is no question of good or bad job, how will you define that?
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Neeti Singh
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The global survey report by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) indicates full-time one-year MBA, executive MBA, and online MBA programs appear to be experiencing stronger application growth whereas full-time two-year, part-time, and flexible MBA programs worldwide are indicating declines this year.
Executive MBA is suitable for not only working professionals but also for those who want to renew their career prospect after a break and even for fresh graduate who wish to earn a few years experience before going back to pursue a PG degree. And since the duration of these programmes are considerably shorter than full-time MBA
Executive MBA is suitable for not only working professionals but also for those who want to renew their career prospect after a break and even for fresh graduate who wish to earn a few years experience before going back to pursue a PG degree. And since the duration of these programmes are considerably shorter than full-time MBA
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