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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ayush,
Yes, you can. Work experience is not required for every program. For MBA it is compulsory but you can check MS Management etc. Further, you have to check the admission requirements on the university website before applying.
Yes, you can. Work experience is not required for every program. For MBA it is compulsory but you can check MS Management etc. Further, you have to check the admission requirements on the university website before applying.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Arpitha,
You may check PG Diploma courses or Graduate certificate programs which are of 1 year. Certificate courses for 6 months or so are also available. However short term programs are not easy to find in Germany. Now the question 'which course' is something you must know. You have done your MBA so ask yourself why you need another course? Wasn't MBA enough? It is best you gain some work experience if you don't have any ,and have clarity over your career plans. If you have work experience it should be easy for you to find out which specific course or certification should be best. If you are fond of IT you can also consider a SAP H
You may check PG Diploma courses or Graduate certificate programs which are of 1 year. Certificate courses for 6 months or so are also available. However short term programs are not easy to find in Germany. Now the question 'which course' is something you must know. You have done your MBA so ask yourself why you need another course? Wasn't MBA enough? It is best you gain some work experience if you don't have any ,and have clarity over your career plans. If you have work experience it should be easy for you to find out which specific course or certification should be best. If you are fond of IT you can also consider a SAP H
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Siddrat TaufiqueCommunication Writing, USA
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Hi Nikita,
Yes, you can pursue B.Ed. Any graduate can pursue a B.Ed and there is no gap or age limit.
Yes, you can pursue B.Ed. Any graduate can pursue a B.Ed and there is no gap or age limit.
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prajawal sunnyI have knowledge about most of the things!
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You should apply 1 year before going abroad and prepare for IELTS exam.
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Alpana SinhaCareer Counselor, 5 years experience
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Please confirm if you had maths or did not have maths in 10+2 commerce? I remember I answered your query where you said you had maths.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
1.London Business School
London
2.Alliance Manchester Business School
Manchester
3.Cardiff Metropolitan University
Cardiff
4.Cambridge Judge Business School
Cambridge
5.Sad Business School
Oxford
6.Imperial College Business School
London
7.Warwick Business School
Coventry
8.Cranfield School of Management
Cranfiel
These are the good colleges for MBA in UK.
London
2.Alliance Manchester Business School
Manchester
3.Cardiff Metropolitan University
Cardiff
4.Cambridge Judge Business School
Cambridge
5.Sad Business School
Oxford
6.Imperial College Business School
London
7.Warwick Business School
Coventry
8.Cranfield School of Management
Cranfiel
These are the good colleges for MBA in UK.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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MBA from a good B-School in UK will be a better option in comparison to MBA at Pondichery University because you will get International and cultural diversity exposure and experience which will help you to.mould your career.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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The answer to your question will depend on the job you want to do. Please know what you want, your career plans, interests and plan accordingly.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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UK doesn't accept homoeopathic as a mode of healing or treatment so there is no question of offering it as a subject of medicine
Homeopathy is a 'treatment' based on the use of highly diluted substances, which practitioners claim can cause the body to heal itself. for UK it's a fool making tactics I.e. placebos, and that the principles on which homeopathy is based are "scientifically implausible".
Homeopathy is a 'treatment' based on the use of highly diluted substances, which practitioners claim can cause the body to heal itself. for UK it's a fool making tactics I.e. placebos, and that the principles on which homeopathy is based are "scientifically implausible".
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