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(a) Faculty of Management Studies
(b) Department of Commerce under Delhi School of Economics
(c) Department of Financial Studies South Campus.
Admission in all above mentioned departments of Delhi University is based on CAT score.
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I don't think you should pursue engineering if you have scored only 50%. With only about 60% engineers getting job, it's no good. With many seats not getting filled up, you are bound to get admission. But please think, retrospect and then decide.
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WILP programmes integrate learning with the working environment of professionals, and enable participants to enhance their academic qualification without taking a career break.
As an engineering graduate, you are eligible for following WILP programmes:
(a) M.Tech Software Systems
(b) M.Tech Manufacturing Management
(c) M.Tech Quality Management
(d) MBA Manufacturing Management
(e) MBA Quality Management
(f) MBA Consultancy Management
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8 years agoContributor-Level 6
A Diploma in Computer Science Engineering provides a solid foundation in computer science and engineering concepts, principles, and practices. However, a degree program provides more in-depth knowledge and skills in these areas, as well as exposure to advanced topics and technologies.
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TISS is the best institute in it's field. Consequently it's quite tough to get admission there. And then as one can guess CTC is also quite good. Average CTC of about 16L is reported.
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You must hold a Bachelor's degree with very good grades and must have at least 2 years of work experience and must submit GMAT or GRE scores. The application process is online, you must submit the online application form before the recommended deadlines along with your academic transcripts, MBA essays, test scores and recommendation letters. Read more here:
http://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/programmes/degrees/mba/how-apply-mba/mba-application-requirements
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Yes it is. You will be learning as well as earning. At the end of two year you will be getting a full time MBA degree from Bharathiar University with 2 years of work and learning experience.
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With 159 marks in SRMJEEE you have a good chance of securing admission to SRM University for CSE (Computer Science Engineering) programme. However, your rank will depend on number of candidates who appeared for the SRMJEEE and their respective scores. Hence, it is difficult to predict your rank without knowing the scores of other candidates. The rank in SRMJEEE is calculated based on the normalized score of the candidate, which is derived by adjusting the raw score of the candidate with respect to the average and standard deviation of the exam.
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