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Hi,
As per your query it seems you are interested in pursuing MBA from good institutes, so for this you need to have a very good percentile in CAT , and to get good percentile you really need to work very hard.
I would suggest not to leave your job, as this work experience would give you competitive advantage over candidates with no work experience during admission in MBA.
You may opt for week end classes for CAT test reparation, by this you can easily maintain balance between your job and studies.
However you may take 15-20 days leave before CAT test so that during that time you can devote your 100% time for revising the topics.
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All the Best.

Dear,
YES!! You can,
Graduates in any discipline from a recognized university are eligible to seek admission to the CFA Programme, which is made on the basis of an admission test. The students appearing in the final year examination of graduation are also eligible.
First class graduates/post-graduates and senior executives with ten years of service in the public sector or the private sector may seek exemption from the admission test.
as you are am interested in finance domain just go for it,
after all for successful completion of any course INTEREST, PASSION is much needed and you posses it,
I wish you very best for your future,
In case of any doubt feel free to reply,
Arun.

Hi,
MBA in health care management is a good course to pursue, and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
A student with a degree in MBA health care management can find roles in everything from biomedical startups and e-health ventures to consulting and pharmaceutical R&D.
It is not only hospitals which require management professionals there is whole lot of other sectors where they are required:
Lifestyle clinics.
Emergency medicine units .
Pharmaceutical firms.
Hospital information systems.
E-health ventures.
NGOs and health insurance.
Specialised hospital administration
As health care is a growing field where in lot of development is yet to happen. Upcoming fields in health care like telemedicine, healthcare infomatics, and medical tourism will get a lot of revenue and will open more avenues for Management graduates.
All the Best.

Hello Rinkesh, I would like to acknowledge you that you must have done at least Bachelors degree. You are also supposed to submit your portfolio at the time of admissions. Also, you must appear for an IELTS as it is a mandatory exam to attain admissions in University or College across UK. Once you’re thorough with this process (along with the submission of other required documents) you can easily get admissions in any University or College in UK.
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NO, with above subjects in graduation you are not eligible.
One can do graduation in forensic science (B.Sc. Forensic Science). To take up a masters course in forensic science you need to be a graduate preferably in Physics, chemistry, zoology, botany, biochemistry, microbiology, B.pharm, BDS or applied science. Most forensic science lab positions require at least a Bachelor's degree in physical science. Majors that are required depend on the area in forensic science you wish to go into. According to international standards drug analysts should have a degree heavy in chemistry, while DNA analysts should have an emphasis on molecular biology. The rules also lay down that if you want to work in forensic DNA analysis, you must have coursework in molecular biology, genetics, and biochemistry and suggests that courses in statistical analysis would also be helpful.
All the best.