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Hi Krishna,
IICHE & AMIE both are organizations which conduct Membership Examination for those students who have a diploma in a particular programme but due to some reason are not able to get a degree in the same but AMIE is more recognized with various PG Engineering Institutes. The Difference between the two is that IICHE is only for Chemical Engineering students whereas AMIE is for various Engineering streams. Although, not all the institutes will accept this examination to give admission in their PG programmes but there are Institutes who accept this certification for their M.Tech or Masters Level programmes. However, it would be difficult to get into an MBA programme with this certification as MBA Institutes require a full 3 years graduate degree or 4 years in case of engineering students.
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Pooja

Hi Sheela,
As shiksha is an education portal which believes in giving unbiased guidance it would be unfair on my part to give my personal opinion or judgment on any particular Institute. However IBS being a constituent of ICFAI has better market value Than IIPM which provides a degree affiliated with some outside University and technically speaking is counted as a Distance Learning programme.
I would also like to add here that few of the things which you should keep in mind while choosing an Institute are: First and foremost the recognition of the Institute (the institute must be recognized by UGC or AICTE), Secondly, the course curriculum and the study material, The infrastructure, The faculty(their educational background), The placement, Last but not least Institutes reputation in the job market for which you should visit the institute and try and talk to the current batch students and get few of the alumnae contacts as well. This will give you a real picture about the institute.
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Pooja

Hi Shenba, first of all I would like to tell you a bit about GMAT and then you can decide when you would like to appear for it. GMAT is required to enrol for MBA in almost all the countries abroad. The Universities that ask for GMAT expect the applicant to have at least 3 yrs of managerial or supervisory experience. For other MBAs or management related courses MBA is generally not mandatory except in USA.
GMAT is out of 800 and a good score is considered to be above 600. To be able to score high you can go for coaching and do some self coaching at home. There are lots of coaching institutes that can train you on this. The scores are valid for 5 years so plan accordingly when to appear for the exam. You can apply for the exam through ETS, the exam is conducted worldwide and through out the year. Dates are also available on the ets website.
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Hi Parthiban, Good Morning.Your kid has aloooong way to go. By the time he becomes eligible to write his IIT?JEE there would be umpteen changes in the admission process. Please don't join your KId in corporate or techno schools. This is my humble request. As far as the curriculum is concerned, CBSE schools are best, for, they focus on all-round development of a child . his, physical, Social, cognitive, emotional , moral needs are taken care of in CBSE . The new , revised syllabus helps in bringing out the innate abilities that the child may have like singing/ drawin etc. Apart from his studies. So you can join your kid in CBSE. not for making him a future student of IIT but for making him learn things he has to learn as per his age and stage.
All the very best.
Gomti