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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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According to new eligibility criteria of JEE Mains-2017, it is 75% in their boards or top 20 percentile in their board for getting admission in IITs and NITs.
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Akash Patra
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Apart from IIMs, XLRI also provides best PGDM course in HRM specialisation in India. It provides good management education in the field of HR. Placement package is also very good.
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Jyotsna Pandey
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Hello Maqsood,
A regular course is where you need to go to college daily and attend the classes and write exams, while a correspondence course is one in which you don't need to go to college daily, you don't have any classes also. You will be provided with the reading material which you will have to study on your own and then will have to give exams.
I would suggest you to do a regular MBA because in a regular MBA you get a lot of practical knowledge which will be very helpful for you in your future job. Also, in a regular MBA, you are offered campus placements also.
A regular course is where you need to go to college daily and attend the classes and write exams, while a correspondence course is one in which you don't need to go to college daily, you don't have any classes also. You will be provided with the reading material which you will have to study on your own and then will have to give exams.
I would suggest you to do a regular MBA because in a regular MBA you get a lot of practical knowledge which will be very helpful for you in your future job. Also, in a regular MBA, you are offered campus placements also.
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Sushant RajI am a tech geek..!!
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1. Bachelors of commerce.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.
2. Bachelors of commerce (Honors).
3. Bachelors in economics.
4. Bachelors of business administration.
5. Chartered accountancy.
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Kedar Bivalkar
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Hello Rushal,
I hope you are talking about MBA from Sandip Institute of Technology And Research Centre.
The average package given to the students is around Rs 2.5 lakhs and above.
I hope you are talking about MBA from Sandip Institute of Technology And Research Centre.
The average package given to the students is around Rs 2.5 lakhs and above.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hi,
In my opinion, the best B-school is for PGDM is Sydenham (SIMSREE), located in south Mumbai. It offers PGDBM degree (equivalent to PGDM) as its 2 years full time course. The tuition fees is only Rs 1.38 lakhs (excluding hostel fees) and the average package offered last year was around Rs 10 LPA; thus providing a great ROI. It is the second best college after JBIMS through MBA CET exam. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-business-management-sydenham-institute-of-management-studies-research-and-entrepreneurship-education-churchgate-mumbai-164803
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In my opinion, the best B-school is for PGDM is Sydenham (SIMSREE), located in south Mumbai. It offers PGDBM degree (equivalent to PGDM) as its 2 years full time course. The tuition fees is only Rs 1.38 lakhs (excluding hostel fees) and the average package offered last year was around Rs 10 LPA; thus providing a great ROI. It is the second best college after JBIMS through MBA CET exam. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-business-management-sydenham-institute-of-management-studies-research-and-entrepreneurship-education-churchgate-mumbai-164803
Kindly visit this link for more details. I hope it will help.
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Yash Arora
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Hi,
Yes, integrated courses have a lot of scope in India and it is really beneficial, if you choose BBA + MBA. It is a good option.
Below mentioned is the list of colleges that provides BBA + MBA:
1. UPES - Dehradun.
2. VIT University – Vellore.
3. Kurukshetra University.
4. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management and Higher Studies.
5. NIMS.
6. Kurukshetra University.
Yes, integrated courses have a lot of scope in India and it is really beneficial, if you choose BBA + MBA. It is a good option.
Below mentioned is the list of colleges that provides BBA + MBA:
1. UPES - Dehradun.
2. VIT University – Vellore.
3. Kurukshetra University.
4. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management and Higher Studies.
5. NIMS.
6. Kurukshetra University.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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IPE is not recommended. BIMM has been great for HR professionals and has produced good meritorious students with best offers in multinational companies.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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Both the cities are good. You can choose:
1. BIMM – Pune.
2. Flame – Pune.
3. Symbiosis – Pune.
4. IBS – Hyderabad.
5. ISB – Hyderabad.
1. BIMM – Pune.
2. Flame – Pune.
3. Symbiosis – Pune.
4. IBS – Hyderabad.
5. ISB – Hyderabad.
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Nithin Kumar
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Mechanical engineering is the discipline that applies engineering, physics, and materials Science principles to design, analyze, manufacture, and maintain mechanical systems. It is one of the oldest and the broadest of the engineering disciplines.
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Jyotsna Pandey
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Hello Prudhvi,
Prudhvi, let me tell you one thing very clearly, you don't need to know Hindi to pursue PGDM. But yes, you should know English. Today, English is the most important language which is universally accepted, if you know English well, then you can warily communicate with people in English and in most of the B-schools, almost all people communicate in English only because they practice to become professionals. So, don't worry about that, you can easily manage.
Prudhvi, let me tell you one thing very clearly, you don't need to know Hindi to pursue PGDM. But yes, you should know English. Today, English is the most important language which is universally accepted, if you know English well, then you can warily communicate with people in English and in most of the B-schools, almost all people communicate in English only because they practice to become professionals. So, don't worry about that, you can easily manage.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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From your options it is assumed that you want to be a software engineer. B.Tech CSE or B.Tech IT is the most accepted qualification by Indian IT industry for Developer jobs. It will take 4 years to do B.Tech. BCS-MCA duration is 5 to 6 years. Therefore, it is recommended that you opt for B.Tech CSE or IT from good engineering colleges.
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Vikash Ranjan
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According to my suggestion, you can pursue B.Tech in electrical engineering through lateral entry by LEET entrance exam for further studies.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ankita,
According to me, the top Indian B-Schools offering MBA in HR are as follows:-
1. XLRI, Jamshedpur. The best in India.
2. TISS & NMIMS, Mumbai. TISS provides excellent ROI.
3. MDI, Gurgaon.
4. SIBM & SCMHRD, Pune.
According to me, the top Indian B-Schools offering MBA in HR are as follows:-
1. XLRI, Jamshedpur. The best in India.
2. TISS & NMIMS, Mumbai. TISS provides excellent ROI.
3. MDI, Gurgaon.
4. SIBM & SCMHRD, Pune.
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Smriti Vats
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See if you want more options for higher studies, then go with science only but if you don't want to study science further, then in that case, you can go with BA Honors.
All the best.
All the best.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hi Ankita,
The best B-School in Pune is SIBM, followed by the likes of SCMHRD, Pumba, Balaji, Flame, NIBM, etc. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-pune/2-2-0-174-0 Kindly visit this link for to know about more colleges. Hope it helps!
The best B-School in Pune is SIBM, followed by the likes of SCMHRD, Pumba, Balaji, Flame, NIBM, etc. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-pune/2-2-0-174-0 Kindly visit this link for to know about more colleges. Hope it helps!
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Sakshi Sharma
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Dear Roshan, Mechanical engineering is one of the prominent branches of engineering that have contributed to several tech innovations in India. It's one of the oldest branches of engineering and it deals with concepts of Thermodynamics fluids, mechanism, and structural analysis. Mechanical engineering also includes the application of mechanics, material Science, Physics, and Applied math. Geeta University has been a university that has outperformed most of its competition. Be it academics, Research sports, or cultural activities the university boasts several accolades to prove its credibility. The students of GU have been placed in the
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