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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Hi,
Integrated programs are hard to find abroad. You will find dual degrees (A combination of two different degrees of the same level) or joint degrees (Offered by two departments or universities). You must go through university website for a list of courses they offer. Go through this link for universities and fee:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/uk/bachelors-of-business-colleges-cl
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Hi,
Integrated programs are hard to find abroad. You will find dual degrees (A combination of two different degrees of the same level) or joint degrees (Offered by two departments or universities). You must go through university website for a list of courses they offer. Go through this link for universities and fee:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/uk/bachelors-of-business-colleges-cl
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Hasan JuzerbhaiMBA student
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, it is worth to pursue this course. The average package offered for finance and marketing is Rs.3 LPA to Rs.4 LPA.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Sunil,
To get a job as an international student in UK is very tough as the UK has made its work permit options very tight for international students. You will be hired, if you have exceptional skills.
To get a job as an international student in UK is very tough as the UK has made its work permit options very tight for international students. You will be hired, if you have exceptional skills.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
MBA in the UK requires candidates to have work experience of a minimum of 3 years after you have completed your Bachelor's degree. Additionally, you must take your GMAT and IELTS.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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UK is perhaps the best destination for students from India to pursue their Masters. Even the test for English is also waived off for many students from India. There are special counselling agencies in Delhi and big cities which offer advice about different aspects of studying / scholarships / living / post study work permit, etc. I will advise you to contact them further for detailed information.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
You can do either one of these basis you interests and future plans. MS management deals with the managerial aspect overall. While, MS business will focus mainly on business skills. You should check the program curriculum for details.
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Sophie Turnbull
Hello,
From 10th class you would be looking at being at the equivalent of GCSEs in the UK, generally to study at a higher level on a program such as an A Level (2 years) or foundation (1 year) for progression to university you will need to have completed 11th.
You can find more about the difference between the UK and India education system here on SIUKs website here:
http://www.studyin-uk.in/uk-study-info/uk-india-education-systems/
These two websites can help you find a list of colleges offering GCSEs and Diploma programs:
http://www.colleges-uk.co.uk/
http://www.sixthformcolleges.org/college-map
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/all-you-need
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Hello,
From 10th class you would be looking at being at the equivalent of GCSEs in the UK, generally to study at a higher level on a program such as an A Level (2 years) or foundation (1 year) for progression to university you will need to have completed 11th.
You can find more about the difference between the UK and India education system here on SIUKs website here:
http://www.studyin-uk.in/uk-study-info/uk-india-education-systems/
These two websites can help you find a list of colleges offering GCSEs and Diploma programs:
http://www.colleges-uk.co.uk/
http://www.sixthformcolleges.org/college-map
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/all-you-need
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Twalhath,
MBA programs in UK requires 3 years of work experience and if you want to get into a good university, then you must meet the requirements. MS is the better option. 1 year programs from UK are not recognized in India, so you should check pros and cons. Alternatively, you can look for other countries like Canada or Australia. Finance professionals are also in demand in these regions.
MBA programs in UK requires 3 years of work experience and if you want to get into a good university, then you must meet the requirements. MS is the better option. 1 year programs from UK are not recognized in India, so you should check pros and cons. Alternatively, you can look for other countries like Canada or Australia. Finance professionals are also in demand in these regions.
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