Can I get a detailed guidance on MBA programs? How can I prepare for it?

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
To pursue MBA, first, you need to score good marks in any one of MBA entrance exams like CAT /XAT/CMAT/SNAP/IIFT/TISS or any other similar exam. After appearing in the exam, you need to fill the college application form in which you want to take admission. IIMs directly take your CAT scores and gene

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9 years ago
First, you need to write entrance exams among CAT, MAT, XAT, GMAT to name a few. Register for any /many of these exams. Give exams and get good marks. Anyone test score will do good if you know which college you want to join and what their selection criteria is? Else, check the top college list in S

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