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Hi Saket,
MBA in international business is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
MBA postgraduate in International Business can seek employment in public and private sector organizations.
There are wide varieties of job opportunities for them in banks, financial institutions, securities firms, investment companies, export/import companies and international business consultancy.
National school of business is good college. You can also visit the institute personally, and talk to the students studying there, and take their feedback regarding course, faculty, teaching methodology, placements etc., all this will help you to take decision regarding which institute to join.
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Hi Jay,
Stages to become a Company Secretary:
The student who would like to join the Course after 10+2 pass or equivalent has to undergo three stages to pursue the Company Secretaries Course i.e.
- Foundation Programme
- Executive Programme
- Professional Programme
The Student who would like to join the Course after passing the Graduation has to undergo two stages of the Company Secretaryship i.e.
- Executive Programme
- Professional Programme
Foundation Programme which is of eight months duration can be pursued by 10+2 pass or equivalent students of Arts, Science or Commerce stream (Excluding Fine Arts)
Executive Programme can be pursued by a Graduate of all streams except Fine Arts.
Professional Programme can be pursued only after clearing the Executive Programme of CS Course
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Hi Mamtah,
Eligibility requirements for part-time MBA programs are quite similar to the requirements seen in full time MBA programs. Just that these programs are designed for working professionals with at least two years of work experience.
Candidates will need a bachelor's degree or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised university. They would also need GMAT or other entrance exam scores, essays, recommendation letters, a resume, and a personal statement.
However, in many colleges that offer direct admission, aspirants will not be required to submit GMAT or other entrance test scores.
To pursue Executive MBA you need to have:
- A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised university
- Around 3-5 years of post-qualification managerial/professional work experience. The work experience criteria may differ from institute to institute.
- Other than this, depending on the institute’s requirements, you would have to clear the entrance exam, group discussion and personal interview rounds.
- Institutes like the IIMs require a valid GMAT score (taken within last 36 months of Application date).
According to your percent in gradation you need to find out colleges accepting graduation percent less than 50%.
You can refer the links for colleges
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/part-time-mba-colleges-in-india
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/executive-mba-in-general-management-colleges-in-india
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Hi Pramod,
MBA in Finance does not lead only to investment banks and securities firms. It offers numerous possibilities in the corporate world too. Finance Managers can become Accounting Managers who prepare finance reports for the company, or Financial Analysts who focus on developing financial strategies and go about money management for the company.
Finance MBA coursework can provide a solid background for the prestigious CPA (Certified Public Accountant) exam or the equally venerated CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) exam. More about CPA and CFA
Those who do MBA in Finance can go on to become:
Cash Managers
Risk and Insurance Managers
Credit Managers
Management Consultants
Investment Banking Associates and later Investment
Bankers
Treasurers and Finance Officers
Controllers (who prepare budget reports for regulatory agencies and business management, do audits and prepare cash management strategies)
The 'C' Position: 'CFO' or Chief Financial Officers supervise all financial and accounting operations, strategies, and policies of the company.
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