I am finishing up my BBA as I have entered 6th semester and preparing for CAT 2020. What other short term courses can I do after my college?

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Kanchan Vishwakarma | Beginner-Level 2

7 years ago

You can learn advance excel which is important for any job and master in whatever you will enroll, financial modeling and tally if you want to go for finance some certain software like oracle for HR. Also, you must learn to prepare MS reports.

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