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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Yes you can. With a HRM degree you can look for hospital or health administration jobs related to human resources, many other options will be available. Keep in mind , you must properly justify your reasons why you are shifting from one field to another and pursue the same only if it matches with your career interest. Human Resources is a great field anyway. Check admission requirements like TOEFL or IELTS and prepare for the applications. Best of Luck.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University and Indira Gandhi National Open University are the best.
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In India, according to me, AURO University is undoubtedly the best and also a good option if you were thinking of studying abroad as it provides education standards that are on par with foreign universities in India itself. Master of Business
Administration programme at AURO University allows students to gain an understanding of the way businesses are run so that they can become positive change agents in their work and life. It instill within students an entrepreneurial spirit and the ability to go beyond academic management approaches. The programme helps students recognize and anticipate opportunity. The MBA at AURO University is inte
Administration programme at AURO University allows students to gain an understanding of the way businesses are run so that they can become positive change agents in their work and life. It instill within students an entrepreneurial spirit and the ability to go beyond academic management approaches. The programme helps students recognize and anticipate opportunity. The MBA at AURO University is inte
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Raviraj Joshi
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You have to appear for CAT and have to score 99.99percentile to get admission in IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore or IIM Calcutta. Best of luck !
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Chetna S
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I would suggest you to get some work experience first as that will help you in two ways. Firstly, your profile becomes better as universities do look for it for MS. Secondly, you will be able to decide upon which specialization is best for you as per your skills, interest and core strengths.
I would suggest you to get some work experience first as that will help you in two ways. Firstly, your profile becomes better as universities do look for it for MS. Secondly, you will be able to decide upon which specialization is best for you as per your skills, interest and core strengths.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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Hello Jatin,
First of All, don't consider yourself average. Believe me, you can be the best and you will see world of opportunities. Now, you should score well in your entrance exam. If at all you get low scores, there are many good colleges for MBA in Munbai Like MET, NL Dalmia, IES, SIES, PUMBA, IBS, BIMM Pune. So, relax and Focus well. Cheers and Good luck Ahead.
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First of All, don't consider yourself average. Believe me, you can be the best and you will see world of opportunities. Now, you should score well in your entrance exam. If at all you get low scores, there are many good colleges for MBA in Munbai Like MET, NL Dalmia, IES, SIES, PUMBA, IBS, BIMM Pune. So, relax and Focus well. Cheers and Good luck Ahead.
Timespro is not recommended at all which has been not recognised as a B-School itself.
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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.
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The better way to be a hacker. do B.Tech and after do Ethical Hacking course under a good institute. you can do that after M.Sc IT also.
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Banking / Finance / corporate finance are booming areas. they are the core need of public. anyways you will get the job in these areas.Getting job after completing graduation is a tough task. I suggest you to check some private institutes like AIIM, IFBI, etc which offer specialist BFSI training to candidates and then place them with the banks. They have nation-wide presence and created good track record by placing hundreds of students in private banks.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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For MS, it is quite difficult, you can get up to 70% scholarship. If you face any problem, then you can take loan from the university. You can opt for multiple scholarship options, but it is not easy to qualify in every scholarship program.
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AVINASH N MAssociate Analyst Researchfox
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You will get admission in management quota only, so you have to pay management fee during admission if you haven't written PGCET.
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SHUDHANSHU RANJAN
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Yes, WREN AND MARTIN Is the best book for english with good explanation of chapters and grammar portion.
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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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Of course! It's never too late to start anything. However, certain jobs come with age limit which might be restrictive once you grow older. But then, a lot of jobs don't. So, don't worry. And best of luck. :)
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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
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to become engineer-do B.Tech.
do B.Sc-to become scientist
do B.Sc-to become scientist
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Harleen Bedi
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Please mention the level of the course - do you wish to pursue an undergraduate diploma or a postgraduate diploma?
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