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Hi,
Although, almost all the Institutes take candidates with 50% aggregate in their graduation. Few of the Institutes which you may try are:
Apex Institute of Management (Maharashtra)
Babasaheb Gawde Institute of Management Sciences (Maharashtra)
Bharati Vidyapeeth (Delhi)
Deccan School of Management (Hyderabad)
Department of Management Sciences & Research(Nagpur)
IBSAR (Mumbai)
Institute of Management Studies (IMS) (Ahmednagar)
Institute of Public Enterprise (Hyderabad)
Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies & Research (Pune)
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Pooja

Dear Student,
The University you have asked about is already awarded Deemed university status and needn't any further AICTE approval for its courses. And you need not anyhow worry about the affiliation and/or recognition of this institute.
The complete recognition details are as under:
Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute, a Deemed University (hereafter-called Dr. MGR Deemed University) was established in the year 2003 as per Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India Notification No.F.9-1/2002-U.3 dated 21.01.2003 and University Grants Commission (UGC) Notification F.6.6/2002(CPP-I) dated 13.03.03 to provide Higher Education in Engineering, Technology, Medicine and Dentistry, Humanities and Sciences.
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Hi Mohan,
Your placement after MBA would not completely dependent on the Institutes reputation or ranking rather it would largely depend on your performance on the program and on the Job interviews. Andhra University is a decent University. It has placement centre as well as Employment Information and Guidance Bureau.
Most of the companies, National or International, generally look at your overall personality & academic records so I would say concentrate on your MBA and try and give an outstanding performance on your course & then everthing would be possible.
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Pooja

Hi Tejashree,
As you would know well that both Finance (& accounts) and Management are two different fields; although Finance can be seen as one of the fields of Management but it is an entity in itself and is huge enough to pursue a career in.
It would not be possible for us to advise you over which certification you should opt for. You may take a decision based on your area of interest and career preference and then according to the same may look forward to pursue either of the certifications as mentioned above.
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Hi Parsad,
A relative degree in the field you are working will definitely give a boost to your career. However, advicable would be that you opt for a regular program rather than going for correspondence as, regular Management program will always have a better market standing than the correspondence program. You can also look for a specialisation in production Management.
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Pooja

Hi Naveed,
One must keep the possible returns in mind which are in the form of quality of education, international exposure and boost to ones career when evaluating the costs of studying abroad. There is a good thing with UK is after studies you can remain in the country for 2 years and work there on full time basis however while studying in UK you can work part time and collect money to re pay your education loan you may get a part time job @ 3-5 Pound / hr in UK this will really helps you to support you financially. Now when it comes to a full time job after completion of the course then it all depends on your performance, opportunity and the academic result , there are various job shops in UK where you can get the jobs.
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