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Hi Akshay, as there is no ranking system followed in Singapore its difficult to rate the educational institutes there. But its always recommended to for the national universities and polytechnics. So keeping this in ming for all the courses that you have mentioned above National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University are the best. Employability rates are high for graduates of these Universities. If you have good marks then you also ask for some subsidies which will reduce the tuition fee.
I hope you will find this information useful.
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Hi Santosh, assuming BMS to be Bachelors in Management Studies to get into shipping industry you need to have some qualification in maritime filed. There are lots of Maritime colleges in India that you can begin with. Yo need to approach these institutes get some counselling done as to where your interest lies and accordingly you will be advised to take up a course. Initially an investment is required but when you start working you can easily make up for it. Here the BMS may not be counted and you will given all the basic training.
The second option is to go for a Masters in Logistics or Material Management which are considered for jobs related to shipping docks/ports. Thereafter you can enter into the industry. Here are some links to help you Logistics: http://tinyurl.com/ydcckud
Materials Management: http://tinyurl.com/ydk365q.
Reason for giving you details in India : in the UK again you need to have some basic qualification in the relevant field to pursue a masters or enter into shipping. After you have been trained it will be easier to select the companies and you will have ample options to work with companies of various countries.
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Hi Saurabh,
As a friend I would suggest you to think over the decision again as both the fields are totally different and moreover an MBA in Media management is a very rare course and very few institutes offer this course. Rather I would suggest you to go for a PG in Media which is a good course and is offered by many reputed institutes.
Media is a very broad term which includes many things such as journalism, production, direction, cinematography, advertising etc. As it will be difficult for me to explain every category of Mass Comm/ Media to you in brief, I am providing you with few article links below, kindly refer to them to get a better idea.
http://tinyurl.com/2drbt2e
http://tinyurl.com/22smux7
http://tinyurl.com/337fq33
http://tinyurl.com/28amsul
Few good institutes are IIMC, XIC, Jamia etc. For the list of more institutes, kindly refer to the below link
http://tinyurl.com/37738yn
http://tinyurl.com/y8d5je8
In the above link you can refine your search on the basis of your city preference.
At the end I would like to say, Media offers a lot of options and career opportunities, but go for a course in which you have interest.
Hope this helps.

Hi Prasanna,
Well nursing and management are very different from one another, not just in the studies but then in the overall career spectrum as well.
Yet depending on the basis of your interests and career preferences, you can definitely look for either of the course depending on your individual interests i.e. if you are keen to continue your education in nursing then M.Sc in Nursing is definitely your way. To know about the institutes offering this course, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yjwjgvz
As for MBA is concerned, there are many institutes in India offering this course and there are many streams of specializations available and can be opted as per your area of preference you want your majors to be in.
However, keeping your nursing background, You can opt for the MBA in Health care/ Hospital administration.
You may go through the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/2g35bp9
http://tinyurl.com/ycjwwos
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All the Best!

Hi Shahi,
Although, you have not mentioned anything about your educational background and professional experience but if you go by the value of the Diploma Post graduate Diploma would have better standing than a diploma as it is one level above. On the other hand if you look at the career streams both the options are good but, the most important thing which you should keep in mind while choosing the programme is your own career aspirations.
I would like to add here that both the courses would require highly focused knowledge of capital markets, money markets, instruments and investment avenues etc.
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Thanks,
Pooja