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Hi,
Pursuing part time MBA is a best option for working professionals, who do not have time to attend the full time program.
So, if you are a working professional, then you may surely pursue MBA through part time or distance education mode, by this you may easily maintain balance between your job and studies.
However, if you are a fresher, then I would suggest you to work for 2-3 years and then pursue full time MBA as it will further enhance your career prospects.
The advantage of this step would be:
- You will gain relevant work experience.
- After working you will know which specialization to opt in MBA that can further enhance your career prospects.
- Finally, if you work for some years then you may yourself manage the expenses of your further studies.
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Hi Akash
Soon after the completion of BCA course, I suggest you to join in job opportunity rather than going for higher studies. But do this if you get any good job opportunity by the time you complete your BCA course. Don't leave higher studies for the sake of job that you got in ordinary company after completion of BCA course.
But its better to join in job opportunity if you got placement in MNCs after completion of BCA course.
As far as higher studies, if you are interested to pursue your Post Graduation with technical related stream, then better to go for MCA course.
In current scenario, IT is in good boom. Candidates who have completed IT related courses are being better paid by many organizations in these days.
If you have Maths in +2 then you can try in many top government university
Some of Reputed MCA Entrance Test are .
1) IIT JAM (For admission in IIT Rorkee MCA)
2) JNU MCA Entrance ( For Admission in Jawahar Laal Nehru University Delhi)
3) BHU MCA Entrance ( For Admission in Banaras Hindu University )
4) NIMCET (For admission in NIT Warrangal and other NITs)
5) UPSEE ( For admission in institute in UP and NCR)
But you must do preparation for these entrance test because question asked in these entrances are of Bsc Maths level even more than 80% question are of maths.
Good Luck
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Hi,
You can ideally go with MBA Finance and pick CFA simultaneously once you get comfortable with the financial techniques.
Meanwhile you can opt for short term courses in Finance in order to earn hand on experience.
1. Additional certifications offered by National Stock Exchange Certification in Financial Markets:-
Securities Market
Currency Derivatives
Mutual Funds
Equity Derivatives
Interest Rate Derivatives
Commercial Banking
2. SAP FICO (Financials and Controlling Module)
3. You may also refer to the link below that offers various management programs through reputed institutes.
tinyurl.com/6eqgnov (Place the URL in the address bar)
Once you are able to create a strong grip, you can pick Certified Financial Planner or Certified Financial Analyst.
After pursuing any of the above program, you'll gain a sophisticated level of knowledge and skills on diverse aspects of finance.
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Hi,
This is the toughest part of MCA Entrance test. Almost, every MCA entrance test has math upto +2 level. In some of the exams conducted by DU, Roorkee University, JNU etc, it is even higher than that.
To tackle this part, you should have a sound knowledge of all the fundamentals of mathematics, shortcut techniques to solve the questions, and good practice of the course.
Preparation requires combination of smartness and hard work. Do the right things to gain an edge over your competition:
*Get the right books
*Start preparing well before time
*Solve past year questions to test yourself on regular basis
*Cover the scoring sections early
*Cover the syllabus strategically. Don't go for a "prepare all" approach
*Balance
*Take online tests
And very important- Practice, Practice and Practice is the key to success.
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