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Shivang Aggarwal
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I am not aware whether BHU is offering B.Com or not. But, the average salary package that a person or a graduate gets is around 25k-30k. And yes, if it's BHU, then you surely will get placed in a reputed firm.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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As per NASSCOM Indian IT Industry, revenues grew by 13% in FY2015 and it added 2,30,000 employees in FY15. NASSCOM has forecasted that IT industry exports will grow by 12-14% and domestic market by 15-17% in FY2016. Therefore, there is still a large scope for computer science graduates (B.Tech CS/IT or M.Sc CS/IT or MCA).
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
First, you need to check if a university will accept 50% or not. Also, take the SAT. The course regarding which you have plenty of options and flexibility in US, just visit a university's website and check the undergraduate majors. You can study anything you want as long as you meet the requirements.
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Sudipta Bose
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It depends on you. Both the courses are good, but if you love money, then you should go for CS.
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Shamanth HegdeI want to turn my signature to autograph.....
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Hotel management has vast scope abroad when compared to B.Com because almost all the students from commerce stream are doing B.Com. So, do something different.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
According to my views and experience, NDIM is the best university for the management courses. In this university, you can get good placements. And, good companies come here for the placement cell. You can get good companies here for the placement. NDIM has good infrastructure and peaceful environment.
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Suketu Upadhyay UpadhyayHR consultant help people getting better jobs
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If you are strong in the area of accounting you should go for SAP and if you are good in marketing then go for digital marketing.
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Dr Singh Ram Narayan
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As far as my knowledge goes, B. Tech cannot be done through Correspondence. However, it may be done part-time. Even IET DAVV also offering the Part-time B.E.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
As a B.Sc IT fresher, you will be able to get job in small and medium size IT companies or in IT department of government or business enterprises. You can expect average salary of Rs.15, 000 per month.
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murale narayanaTRYING TO PURSUE WHAT MY HEART SAYS!!!
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MBA in marine or maritime has a better scope. You also have 1 year of work experience, so you have an advantage.
All the best.
All the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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It is difficult to compare IAS with PGDM from top IIMs. Both, are highly competitive and few brilliant candidates can crack these examinations. IAS will definitely reach to minimum level of Additional Secretary of GOI and will be in position to impact society by policy formulation and its implementation.
But, the salary will be lesser, but perks will be very high. If you have social empathy and will to contribute to society, then IAS is a career for you. MBA from legacy MBA will give you opportunities to have high salary corporate jobs, but poor quality of life. Based on my government and corporate experience, I can say that difference
But, the salary will be lesser, but perks will be very high. If you have social empathy and will to contribute to society, then IAS is a career for you. MBA from legacy MBA will give you opportunities to have high salary corporate jobs, but poor quality of life. Based on my government and corporate experience, I can say that difference
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
MBA through distance learning provide working professional opportunities to earn degree in management without any loss of opportunities in time and money. It is definitely not equal to formal MBA, but it can help you provide qualifications and knowledge to grow in your career.
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Payal sakhi
Contributor-Level 8
You can think of these fields for your further career and growth:
Development studies
B.Ed special education
Psychology
Travel and tourism
Foreign language
Master of Social Work
Law
MBA
Master of Hospital Management
Digital marketing
Lecturer after Master's and Ph.D degree with NET exam
Firstly check your caliber and interest then choose the right track for yourself.
All the best.
Development studies
B.Ed special education
Psychology
Travel and tourism
Foreign language
Master of Social Work
Law
MBA
Master of Hospital Management
Digital marketing
Lecturer after Master's and Ph.D degree with NET exam
Firstly check your caliber and interest then choose the right track for yourself.
All the best.
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Abeer Gupta
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It really depends upon the college you want to join. Tier 2 B-schools have decent packages ranging from 6-12 lakhs in HR. HR from tier 2 colleges varies a lot, so before joining the college you must have a clear picture of HR placements of that college.
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