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4 years agoScholar-Level 17
LPU's campus is one of the largest lush green campuses of India which is spread over 600+ acres. Gym, Hi-Speed 24 Hours free Wi-Fi service, Swimming pool. Very good central Library of 6 floors and a huge collection of textbooks and reference books. The campus has its own hospital, hotel and a mall. The classes are well-designed with all the lat
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4 years agoScholar-Level 18
While most of them have rigorous theoretical curriculum which is delivered in traditional classroom learning style. But the economies and markets are highly sensitive these days to technology, manpower, government legislation etc. This sensitivity makes environment highly dynamic. So the management professionals who are responsible for handling the situations need to be equally dynamic. Coming to your handling of the syllabi. This requires interest and aptitude. While interest is upto you to check, most good b-Schools have selection process which are designed to check your aptitude. So, you
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4 years agoScholar-Level 17
MBA should be the first choice.LPU could be easily recognised as one of best and premier institute for MBA from these parameters which are as follows:
NIRF: Rankings released by MHRD depicts LPU is best.
Curriculum: The curriculum of MBA at LPU is very Industry oriented. There is a term CDR (Curriculum Development Research) held after each and every 6 months in which many senior industry people suggest that what is the need of present day industry are. Faculty knows all the strengths and weaknesses of students are noted and course correction is devised after the considerable suggestions of Industry tycoons. Thus LPU cares what to
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4 years agoBeginner-Level 5
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4 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Marketing of luxury products, products mass customised for the fast growing middle-class consumers, developing niches within the rural rich, catering to the huge BOP market, fashion marketing, creating winning advertising & sales promotion campaigns, building brands through social media, discovering unstated wants of consumers thro
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4 years agoContributor-Level 10
There are a variety of MBA specializations in India. Because of the pool of MBA specializations to choose from, students often get confused about how to choose an MBA specialization. So it is very important to do a SWOT analysis of yourself and choose a specialization on the basis of your strengths, background and overall personality.
The student should have the right focus and attitude to decide the career goals and work specializations. Also consider the return on investment that the course promises. This in turn depends on rankings,acceptance rate,faculty, academic culture and career services associated with the chosen institute.
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4 years agoScholar-Level 17
1) MBA 2 years. (6 Terms) orMBA (Hons. ). 2 years. (6 Terms)
2) MBA (Hospital and Healthcare Management) 2 years. (6 Terms).
3) MBA (Tourism and Hospitality)
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