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Suryap2012
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for fees, kindly check http://www.sims.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=137&Itemid=111
application form for snap are available from september to mid november.
application form for snap are available from september to mid november.
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Suryap2012
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Eligibility Criteria:
What is the minimum work experience required in order to apply for the course?
We prefer applicants with a minimum full time work experience of 2 years. However, outstanding graduates with less than two years of experience would be considered on a case to case basis.
I had applied for the PGPM programme in the past but did not get selected .Can I reapply?
Yes. You can reapply provided your CAT/GMAT score is still valid.
I have not completed my graduation yet. Can I still apply?
No. Only graduates can apply to the PGPM program.
Will part-time work experience or internship be considered?
Internship or part time work e
What is the minimum work experience required in order to apply for the course?
We prefer applicants with a minimum full time work experience of 2 years. However, outstanding graduates with less than two years of experience would be considered on a case to case basis.
I had applied for the PGPM programme in the past but did not get selected .Can I reapply?
Yes. You can reapply provided your CAT/GMAT score is still valid.
I have not completed my graduation yet. Can I still apply?
No. Only graduates can apply to the PGPM program.
Will part-time work experience or internship be considered?
Internship or part time work e
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2011-06-05 23:48:24
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Swapan GarainProfessor, Social Scientist, Social Entrepreneur
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Dear Priyanka. You asked a very good question, appropriate for an educationist. Let me enlighten you. MA (Psy) has a good career prospect if you do it from a good institute, preferably the one attached to a Hospital. Avoid the average private institutes. Counseling will lead to to career in clinical side. You will start and end your career as a counsellor. You may max become head on the counseling unit. You will enjoy one to one relationship with your clients. You may even end up being a private or family counselor for a celebrity or corporate CEO. Industrial Psy will give you a great career in the corporate world in the area of HR, Tr
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sagarika Sharma
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Hi Supreet, you can take up professional accounting - a mix of accounting and management. You could enter into actuarial science if you have good mathematical skills. Or change your field and go for a new subject altogether. Australian Universities offer conversion courses meant for students with non similar backgrounds.
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Priya Saxena
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Hi Shikha,
With having completed M.Sc in Maths, and if you have interest in Lectureship, then you can definitely take up UGC NET exam and if you qualify, shall be eligible to the post of lecturer.
Other than this you can also opt for doctoral programs as well.
All the best!
With having completed M.Sc in Maths, and if you have interest in Lectureship, then you can definitely take up UGC NET exam and if you qualify, shall be eligible to the post of lecturer.
Other than this you can also opt for doctoral programs as well.
All the best!
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2011-06-05 23:34:50
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Dr. Shivanshu Bhadoria
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first you should complete your education, don't entangle yourself in money, concentrate only on education, you will start to get good offer itself.
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