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80% is a good score for NUS. Since you are from CBSE, you need not take the SAT but check their website again. Admission will, overall, depend on your SOP, LOR, extracurriculars, etc.
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Yes, if you can solve last five years question papers, then you can score what you desired.
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For PGDM among these two, go for Sri Balaji as the placements are good so is the faculty and infrastructure. Also, the exposure during study period will help you a lot.
All the best.
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All the best.
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9 years agoScholar-Level 17
In case you are not working somewhere better would be to opt for regular MCA, so that you can get better benefits like placements, scholarships etc.
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Yes, since you are targeting your career in the stock market, pursuing MBA in finance is a good choice with that also go for certain certifications along the side from NSE which will add more value to it.
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There are lots of options after doing MBA depending on your speciality of choosing sector. You can start as an HR or get jobs related to sales & marketing and finance field. There are endless opportunities available in the management field.
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There are a
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