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Hi, Diya,
please mention your qualification so that we can tell you the fees and the training program for which you are eligible.
Regards,
SIT

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One of the methods to choose the right stream of specialization is to choose it form the point of view of the career / job you want to make/do. For example if you thingk you are well equipped for being a marketing expert then do for Marketing as MBA specialization subject. Like-wise you can opt for Finance, Banking etc. The other way would be to choose the specialization subject which is relevant to one of your graduation subject and then to make a career related to it. Another option would be to do some job and see if that clicks, so that you can later do MBA with specialization subject related to that line.

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In case you have an option open for North, try applying in Asia Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi. Refer to their website www.asiapacific.edu for detailed information. Best of luck !

Dear Himanshu , Greetings from AIMS! We appreciate your interest in AIMS. Absolutely no, MBA Eligibility : Bachelor Degree or equivalent of any recognized Board / Council in any discipline with a minimum of 50% & 60 Percentile & above in MAT / CAT / KMAT / CMAT* / XAT . Note : As per BU norms CMAT is compulsory however you have already given cmat, so you can apply . You can contact us on 9343978115 or mail us on admission@theaims.ac.in . With Best Wishes, AIMS,Peenya, Bangalore

Subjects are more or less the same, one cannot say by merely looking at the syllabus which one is easier. But it is said that distance education courses under Kerala University offer less flexibility