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astha singh
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A few textbooks which you can refer to for your preparation in M.Sc. entrance exams are as follows:
1) For Organic Chemistry-Morrison and Boyd Organic ChemistryT. W. Graham Solomons and Craig B. Fryle
2) For Inorganic Chemistry-James E. HuheeyPuri, Sharma and Kalia
3) For Physical Chemistry-Puri, Sharma and PathaniaAtkins' Physical Chemistry
4) For Spectroscopy-C. N. BanwellB. K. Sen & Moushumi Ganguly (Kalyani Publishers)
1) For Organic Chemistry-Morrison and Boyd Organic ChemistryT. W. Graham Solomons and Craig B. Fryle
2) For Inorganic Chemistry-James E. HuheeyPuri, Sharma and Kalia
3) For Physical Chemistry-Puri, Sharma and PathaniaAtkins' Physical Chemistry
4) For Spectroscopy-C. N. BanwellB. K. Sen & Moushumi Ganguly (Kalyani Publishers)
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subhana sulthana
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It is based on your interest, but organic is better than inorganic.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Gaurav,
It depends on what the other options you have. If you don't have any other good option then you may go to GITM.
Good luck.
It depends on what the other options you have. If you don't have any other good option then you may go to GITM.
Good luck.
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1. Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon
Ranking: Among the top 10 B-Schools in India
Specializations: HR, Finance, Marketing, Operations, Strategy
Highlights:
Exceptional placements
AMBA and AACSB accredited
Renowned faculty and strong alumni base
? 2. DCOIL –Gurgaon
Programs: PGDM with industry-aligned specializations
Focus on digital leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship
Hands-on learning, live projects, and expert mentoring
Affordable tuition with career-ready curriculum
Ideal for students seeking practical business education with industry exposure
? 3. Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Rohtak (Near Gurgaon)
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kush sinha
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Hi,
IGRUA (Indra Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Academy), AAA (Ahmedabad Aviation and Aeronautics) and BFC (Bombay Flying Club) are the best institutes to pursue CPL.
IGRUA (Indra Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Academy), AAA (Ahmedabad Aviation and Aeronautics) and BFC (Bombay Flying Club) are the best institutes to pursue CPL.
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ARITRA PAUL
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MBA is the only option. Mention your city and educational details for better advice.
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arunkumar gaikwad
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You can opt for MBA - Fashion Merchandising, MBA FMRM, Masters of Fashion management offered by NIFT / FDDI /
NID (Inter Disciplinary design- Retail).
NID (Inter Disciplinary design- Retail).
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are eligible to appear in SSC UPSC and IBPS if you have enrolled in AMIE before 2013. AMIE equivalance to B.Tech after 2013 is now under litigation.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello Nehal,
Just click on the link provided and you get all the college which offers this course and all the information related to college.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/diploma-courses-greater-noida
Just click on the link provided and you get all the college which offers this course and all the information related to college.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/diploma-courses-greater-noida
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Ritu Bhandari
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Hi,
Colleges generally issue books for Masters course. You need to check with them for the same.
Colleges generally issue books for Masters course. You need to check with them for the same.
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amitesh kumar Saha
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Dear Kartik, if you will qualify the CAT exam with good score and eligible for admission in a good college like IIMs, IMT, etc. you will easily get a loan for any nationalized bank no matter what your family income is. Institution will also support you to get this. Do smart labor, qualify, get admission. All the best.
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Vishakha Jain
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This totally depends on your field of interest. Also, the college you choose highly matters as most of the colleges are better in particular field. eg- Dalmia is better for finance than marketing. MET is good for marketing as well as finance. The package offered and scope of learning should also be considered.
Marketing (bookish stuff) is easy to understand. You can score good marks there but it totally depends on your level of understanding.
Marketing (bookish stuff) is easy to understand. You can score good marks there but it totally depends on your level of understanding.
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Kriti SharmaLearn your own self, rest is on the way ;)
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Hi Laxman,
Since you already got work experience, you can go ahead with the Executive MBA degree (1 year). And you may also opt for the regular full-time MBA degree, if you got time for that.
An executive MBA, or EMBA, is a graduate level degree with a focus on business. An executive program is similar to a regular MBA program. The main difference between an executive MBA program and a full-time MBA program is the design and delivery. An executive MBA program is primarily designed to educate experienced working executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and other business leaders who want to hold a full-time job while they earn their degree. A
Since you already got work experience, you can go ahead with the Executive MBA degree (1 year). And you may also opt for the regular full-time MBA degree, if you got time for that.
An executive MBA, or EMBA, is a graduate level degree with a focus on business. An executive program is similar to a regular MBA program. The main difference between an executive MBA program and a full-time MBA program is the design and delivery. An executive MBA program is primarily designed to educate experienced working executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and other business leaders who want to hold a full-time job while they earn their degree. A
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