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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
Guide-Level 13
Study arihant's entrance exam specific book. It has very much in it that could lead you to score about 80 to 90% in the exam.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Anand DhillonFounder at EDIFICE EDUCATION
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Hi Balaji
Whichever country you choose to study abroad, ensure you study in the best university to increase your chances for job opportunities.
Countries in Europe are a good option to study MBA as the cost is drastically less as compared to the USA.
To know more details, feel free to write back.
Whichever country you choose to study abroad, ensure you study in the best university to increase your chances for job opportunities.
Countries in Europe are a good option to study MBA as the cost is drastically less as compared to the USA.
To know more details, feel free to write back.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
Wealth Management is basically sales of the products. Do not get by the fancy name. If you're good at speaking and can handle targets, go for it.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
MBA from good institute both in India or Abroad will help you to get a good job. Always select institute based on the faculty, facilities, placement records, brand value and how graduates of that institute doing in their career.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
Guide-Level 14
First, try to get the maximum out of your MBA and increase the range of your knowledge. Then, chances flow from all sides. With a qualification, we cannot go very far. It all depends on your personal magnetism.
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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
Guide-Level 13
Dear Raghu,
ISBR is a good college and has a good reputation in Bangalore. Placements depends up to students' own performances and abilities to perform and their academic past performances. With regard to getting in, if you achieve a composite MAT score of 600 or above, I will suggest you to go for other better colleges in Bangalore or Pune.
You can check out the rest information on the college website.
ISBR is a good college and has a good reputation in Bangalore. Placements depends up to students' own performances and abilities to perform and their academic past performances. With regard to getting in, if you achieve a composite MAT score of 600 or above, I will suggest you to go for other better colleges in Bangalore or Pune.
You can check out the rest information on the college website.
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T A SAIRAM
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Hi Saumya! There is a very good scope for HR, Marketing, and Finance in our college. Some notable companies that come for HR are TCS, CTS, Hyundai, TechMahindra, and many more. There won't be any problem for your 2 years gap in UG. You just have to convince the recruiter, citing the reasons for your gap. Nothing to worry.
TSM Placements 2015
Average Salary: 5.30 lakh per annum (CTC)
Highest Salary: 7.5 lakh per annum (CTC)
Number of offers per student: 1.3
Number of companies: 72
Percentage of students placed: 99 %
TSM Placements 2016
Percentage of students placed till 20th Feb 2016 -75 %
No of offers per student so far 1.2
Average Salary 5.6
TSM Placements 2015
Average Salary: 5.30 lakh per annum (CTC)
Highest Salary: 7.5 lakh per annum (CTC)
Number of offers per student: 1.3
Number of companies: 72
Percentage of students placed: 99 %
TSM Placements 2016
Percentage of students placed till 20th Feb 2016 -75 %
No of offers per student so far 1.2
Average Salary 5.6
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
The MBA specialisation you pick should to be in line with your interest areas. So, first decide your interest areas and then pick your specialisation.
All specialisations have scope. Pick a specialisation which gives you a wide range of career options across multiple industries.
All specialisations have scope. Pick a specialisation which gives you a wide range of career options across multiple industries.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
Power management is a niche program and has good career opportunities. Most of the companies that deal in power generation / distribution hire candidates with such specialisation. Some equity broking firms also hire candidates who have good financial skills for their equity research desk to track the power sector. Since you have short listed 2 institutes, you can contact them and seek all required information that may help you to take an informed decision.
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