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You need to have a bachelor's degree (3-year course) or equivalent with minimum 50% & above marks in any discipline recognised by any Indian University / AICTE as eligible for post-graduate studies.
You can apply while you are in your final year of graduation. If you do get through the admission test, you will be given provisional admission on the condition that you provide your mark sheet and a certificate of passing by a certain date.
Choosing an MBA Specialization can be as difficult and confusing as the decision to choose a career for yourself or deciding from where you want to pursue your MBA degree.
There is no golden rule that if you are doing CS currently than in your PG you need to opt for Finance field as your specialization. Opt for a Specialization in which you are most interested in.
If you have good communication skills, have a charismatic personality, and are dependable and confident, MBA with HR specialisation can help you launch a career in human resource development, industrial relations, and personnel management. HR is not only about common-sense. You have to have specific skills and aptitude for the job. HR personnel are the first points of interaction between a company and its employees and an efficient Human Resources department plays a critical role in keeping business operations smooth and effective.
Though MBA Finance has its own importance, MBA Marketing equips you better for a very critical activity of any business. In financial services sector too, success of products like loans and credit cards depends more on their marketing than their interest rates and charges. In Finance, you might need additional professional qualifications like CA and CS are needed to move ahead. In Marketing, it is the experience and results that count.
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Hello Sai Chaitanya, the fee details is as follows:
All the students have the choice of opting for ANY ONE of the following two payment options. (inclusive of exam fees of Rs. 1,500)
Semester-wise payment:
Under this option, a student would pay the fees at the time of registration as per the schedule below. The semester fees is inclusive of tuition, examination and alumni fee.
1st Instalment - Rs. 33,450
2nd Instalment - Rs. 10,050
3rd Instalment - Rs. 10,050
4th Instalment - Rs. 10,350
One-time Full Payment:
This option allows a student to pay the total program fee one time; full time payment will be entitled for a waiver of 15% on the tuition fee. Thus, the total fees payable by the student would be Rs. 55,440 instead of Rs. 63,900.

Hi,
You can refer- ICSI, Online course for Company Secretary in India. Besides, Coaching institutes in Delhi for Company Secretary-
1. Eten CS
2. SoftDot HI-Tech Educational & Training Institute
3. SM Tutorials
3. Commerce Academy
5. Bright Professionals Pvt Ltd
6. Career Avenues
The basic thing you need to be aware of is the significance of the exam. Also-
-You require a focused plan and for the same create a time table.
-You can separate each subject and study accordingly.
-You can take small footsteps and achieve a lot within a small time.
*Books that you may refer:-
*General Laws and Procedures- N.D.Kapoor & Rajni Abbi
*Constitution of India- Durga Das Basu
*General and Commercial Laws- Taxmann's
*Civil Procedure- C.K.Takwani
*Principles of Statutory Interpretation- G.P.Singh
*The Law of Torts- Ramaswamy Iyer
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You need to have a bachelor's degree (3-year course) or equivalent with minimum 50% & above marks in any discipline recognised by any Indian University / AICTE as eligible for post-graduate studies.
You can apply while you are in your final year of graduation. If you do get through the admission test, you will be given provisional admission on the condition that you provide your mark sheet and a certificate of passing by a certain date.
It is better that you focus on doing your PG in a single field rather than doing both CS & MBA one after another.
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Hi,
You may consider-
1. LLB, M.Com, CA or CRISIL Certified Analyst Program or in banking sector like Diploma in Banking & Financial Services.
2. Distance MBA with specializations like Financial Management, Management Studies, Marketing Management, Human Resources Development Management, Information Technology, Retail Management, etc.
3. Short term courses- Diploma In Treasury And Forex Management, Merchant Banking And Financial Services, Export-Import, Foreign Trade, Financial Management and Banking.
You may also refer the link below:-
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-after-b-com-job-or-higher-studies-qna-2169117
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* Cosmetologists may be Medical professionals and Non-medical professionals. Even though both of them in the broad sense do the same job basically, they possess completely different qualifications and methods of application.
* To be a Medical Cosmetologist or Cosmetic Dermatologist one needs to have a Post graduate degree in Dermatology (MD or diploma/DNB) after MBBS.
* To be a Non-Medical Cosmetologist one does not need any professional qualifications as such, besides good hands on experience. With keen interest and inclination in beauty care one can enter the field after completing schooling.
* Job Prospects :
Cosmetologists can get jobs in cosmetic companies or industries. Cosmetic companies like Revlon, Lakme offer a number of opportunities as beauty executives, cosmetologists and even beauty advisors or consultants.
Another opportunity in Cosmetic firms is as a salesperson in order to promote products.
Beauty saloons, spas, resorts and star hotels are some other areas one could get a job after becoming a Cosmetologist.
Experienced cosmetologists, especially make up artists & hair stylists are in great demand in the fashion, advertising, film, television and theatre industry.
Beauty care specialists can work with beauty parlours ranging from luxurious salons at five star hotels to commercial establishments and small, intimate owner-run parlours.
A beginner in this field can work under an experienced beautician, which helps to gain a tremendous amount of experience and to keep in touch with new developments.
After gaining the requisite experience, one could set up their own beauty saloons or clinics.
To open their own parlour, one need thorough professional knowledge of beauty culture, sufficient funds, an accessible location, quality equipment and materials and dollops of business sense.
One can also be appointed as instructors in health clubs and allied fields or teach in Cosmetology schools.
One can even work as a Consultant Cosmetology expert in newspapers, magazines and web publishers.