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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
As far as i know FMS BHU is better than NIT. You cannot call it as a mistake but FMS BHU is a good call. Average package of this year as of now is Rs.7.1 lakhs for FMS. Rest is your decision. All the best.
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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
Both MBA and MBA-IB are same. Only few subjects are different in MBA-IB and MBA. It completely depends on the student what he wants to study. A General preference observed in few years is of MBA over MBA-IB. Same goes for paid seat and also depends on availability of seats.
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Sakshi Arora
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A paid student is similar to a regular student. Neither professors nor do companies discriminate between the two of them. They get equal or may be even better package than a regular student. Everything depends on the student.
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Debajit Chandra
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First of all all I would suggest please give an another try for CA don't loose hope. I know many people who was failed 7 times but at last they won.
Also, I suggest take a proper tuition for CA.
In regards to PGDM - Yes, you can join PGDM but choose a right stream.
Also, I suggest take a proper tuition for CA.
In regards to PGDM - Yes, you can join PGDM but choose a right stream.
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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
Placement are good. Average of this year as of now is 7.1lakhs and median 7.5lakhs and 90% students of the batch are placed.
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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
You have bright chances of converting the call. Prepare well. No, there are not much international interactions of students.
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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
Topics for discussion can be abstract, related to current affairs or may be a general statement. Few previous year's topic are:
1) Is China a threat to India.
2) Women reservation bill is a correct step or not.
3)significance of some colours.
1) Is China a threat to India.
2) Women reservation bill is a correct step or not.
3)significance of some colours.
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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
GD is not about dominating the group or shouting the loudest. In real corporate world scenarios, GD(kind of meetings) is organized to get a SOLUTION to a problem at hand. same is the case here too. You people will be given a topic to discuss. You all need to get a final conclusion among the group. That is the most important part.
So what do you need to stand out in the group?
1. Be audible to everyone in the group (confidence)
2. Try and put down points or perspectives like no one else (knowledge)
3. Let others in the group to talk as well (good team member)
4. If any one person tries to dominate the group, you can cut him down and make
So what do you need to stand out in the group?
1. Be audible to everyone in the group (confidence)
2. Try and put down points or perspectives like no one else (knowledge)
3. Let others in the group to talk as well (good team member)
4. If any one person tries to dominate the group, you can cut him down and make
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Sakshi Arora
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, average package in FMS BHU is around 6-7lakhs, which generally varies every year. It would be a good decision as your experience will add to your profile and fetch you a good package. All the best.
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Faiza Hasan
Contributor-Level 6
Yes you have decent chances. The cut off for general for last year was around 79 percentile. The cut off for this year will depend on the number of applications the college receives. All the best!
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