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Jayesh Kumar Upadhyayi am admission take top brand reputed Bschool

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I am suggesting my opinion field related management eligibility norm criteria required: - 50% marks in all streams education backgrounds eligible to pursue. He/she eligible management degree courses like MBA AICTE B-School.

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Srishti Gupta

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Hi Usha,
I am a student of IFIM Business School and I would definitely recommend you to join the B-school. The most unique quality of IFIM is the bespoke management programme that will enable you to design the curriculum as per your individual needs. The Institute offers a host of specializations to select from and provides a platform for industry oriented learning. We are in constant touch with corporates through various events and the mentorship programme. The management is driven towards the overall development of the students by nurturing holistic, socially responsible and continuously employable professionals. Also, the recent AAC
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Aan,
It is nice to hear your aim of doing MBA abroad after completion of your engineering in CSE. These days, many colleges or universities abroad particularly in western Europe or Canada or Australia are feeling the pinch of reduction of population of their countries and have opened doors for students from different countries to come in and learn. Many of these institutes offer their courses in English language which is a very happy proposition for students from India since engineering graduation in India is invariably in English. Here I would like to advise you to approach an agency sending students abroad for MBA. This is so si
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Salary depends upon your skill set and the company. A computer professional working in a big MNC can easily get an initial package of Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 40,000 per month. Some IT giants like Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Facebook pays even a six figure salary to a fresher. After the completion of course, a student's work profile may include:
System engineer in the top companies like Infosys, Wipro, HP or Google. A system engineer develops, tests and evaluates the software, circuits and personal computer. Programmer in various software development firms. The duty of a programmer is to write codes for the software. A programmer primarily work
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neha trivedi

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One can pursue MBA after B.Sc studies. Though they are not related as B.Sc is a technical field and MBA is a management field. If interested in MBA you can go for various specialisation like HR, supply chain management, marketing, finance, logistics and many more.

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Shiva ReddyEducation Adviser

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Going for MBA is a good choice, but don't go for a distance MBA because distance will not provide much value to your profile and you will not gain much knowledge, so go for a regular MBA which is of one year.

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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB

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For that, you need to decide where your interest lies. There are a lot of departments where you can invest after you have completed your MBA. Once you go through with your MBA you will have more details about where you can invest. You also need to know your market well. So, study your market and see what the crowd demands. Good luck. Do well and start your research from today.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Atharva isn't a good choice for pursuing MBA, as it doesn't come even under the top 50 colleges in India. The average package offered too is hardly Rs 4 Lacs. So simply avoid it and look for other better options. http://www.atharvaims.edu.in/esteemed-recruiters.phpKindly visit this link to know about the list of recruiters.

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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB

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It depends on the college and the streams you are choosing. MBA would provide you with better placements for sure. Higher your degree, the better your pay will be. Choose your college wisely and study hard. You will get good placement at the end of two years. Good luck.

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Navita Batra

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Hi Meraj Hussain,
The college has not yet laid out the eligibility for particular course. However, you can check with the college on call /email on support@wsmde.edu.in
Eligibility for MBA Program: The prospective applicant must satisfy one of the following eligibility criteria for admissions to the MBA programme. A graduate degree under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern under any discipline, securing at least 50% marks in aggregate, from a recognized university.

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