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Mohan Kumar

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Try for IMI Kolkata:
Educational Qualification
Minimum 50% marks in Class X, XII and Graduation
The Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must entail a minimum of three years of education after the completion of higher secondary schooling under the 10+2 system or equivalent. Candidates appearing in the final year of their Bachelor's degree or equivalent are also eligible, provided they furnish the proof of having MET the minimum eligibility criteria by September 30, 2020, failing which the candidates may be asked to withdraw from the programme. Entrance Exam
CAT/ XAT/ GMAT
The qualifying exams for the IMI K
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Shikhar Patel

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Great Lakes
LBSIM
BIMTECH
LIBA
These are the ranks of the colleges according to me.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi,
A candidate must hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline from any recognized university. Should have secured minimum 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% in case of candidates belonging to SC, ST and Differently Abled (DA).
Good luck.

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Madhur Nema

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Madhur Nema

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You do get to study subjects that will help you with basic knowledge of Forests, which is asked in IFS exam. Apart from that some of our faculties themselves are from IFS cadre and can guide you in the right direction. Being a management course this will help you in dealing with day-to-day situations if you do get selected in IFS. These are the only indirect benefit you get from IIFM in your quest to be an IFS. No direct benefit in terms of quota or visibility.

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Vaishaly Shrimall

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IIFM holds a unique culture in itself. It provides one of the best experience one can have. With a wide range of activities, IIFM polishes the students and make them ready for any extremely rigorous work environment. Talking about the specially designed curriculum for the 6 terms, a student get to learn variety of subjects along with their practical implementation on field. Field works, Field visits, and Internships are some of the best experience as a student at IIFM. Learning with a mix of managerial experience, being a part of different clubs and committee's one is a part of several events held at IIFM and get acquainted with leader
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Vaishaly Shrimall

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IIFM itself undertakes various consulting assignment handled by faculty members in a broad spectrum of sectors such as Ecological studies (in natural resource extraction areas), Environmental-Economic studies (Eco-services valuation & Natural Resource Accounting), Socio-economic studies (Developmental plans, programmes and projects), Evaluation of schemes and programmers (both Government and International Agencies), various functional (HR, Finance, Projects, Marketing) and cross-functional areas (Sustainable Resource Management and Certification). To know more about consulting activities or to offer consultancy assignments to IIFM, ple
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Vaishaly Shrimall

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A humanity scholar will be doing very well at IIFM as many subjects revolve around society and culture towards the progressive trimesters. She/he will better be aligned and sensitized towards the social vertical and will have an edge over other students with technical courses. Development Management particularly will be a better scope along with other opportunities equally available at IIFM. You will get a lot to discover and learn within a short span of two years with hands-on experience in the field as well.

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Vaishaly Shrimall

Beginner-Level 3

IIFM gives plenty of opportunities for finance and development sector. Several Banks, Microfinance Institutions, NBFCs along with State Livelihood Missions & top NGOs are the some top recruiters at IIFM. For details of last year's placements you can visit: http://iifm.ac.in/pgdfm/placements/
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