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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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Search for the best institute. See its faculty background and experience. All the institutes can show you a
path for civil preparation. But, it is you who has to do hard work to achieve your goals.
path for civil preparation. But, it is you who has to do hard work to achieve your goals.
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Abhishek Singh
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Prepare for entrance tests conducted by institutes like IIFT, clear them by good marks and then you are through.
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Anagha Jayakumarwww.linkedin.com/in/anaghajayakumar711
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The MBA program at Amritapuri has so far welcomed students with MAT scores provided they meet the cut-off of 80 percentile and to my knowledge no changes have been made to this policy so far.
Further FAQ have been answered here: https://www.amrita.edu/admissions/asb-2017/amritapuri-kochi-faq
The college seeks students with exemplary analytical knowledge with astute logic, a passion for the world around them and an unwavering interest in management. If you meet our criteria please apply!
Please fill in the Enquire Now column in this page and remember to select the Amritapuri campus option - https://www.amrita.edu/admissions/asb-2017/amrit
Further FAQ have been answered here: https://www.amrita.edu/admissions/asb-2017/amritapuri-kochi-faq
The college seeks students with exemplary analytical knowledge with astute logic, a passion for the world around them and an unwavering interest in management. If you meet our criteria please apply!
Please fill in the Enquire Now column in this page and remember to select the Amritapuri campus option - https://www.amrita.edu/admissions/asb-2017/amrit
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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The eligibility criteria for M.Tech in computer science in IIT and other reputed institutes is Bachelors degree in Engineering / Technology from a recognized Institution and a valid GATE score in CS. In addition, student desiring to do M.Tech must have minimum 60% marks in graduation degree.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Richa,
There are a large number of options available for you regardless of your financial conditions.
You can go for B.Sc. + M.Sc. If you're interested in computers, you can opt for BCA+MCA. If you think pursuing engineering will be a problem because of financial issues, then let me correct you. You can appear for scholarship examinations conducted by the state you reside in. That will take care of your financial constraints. Further, all banks can provide you a loan of up to 4 lakhs without any interest until the course gets over. You can avail such loans even without a guarantee or security deposit.
All that you need to do is stud
There are a large number of options available for you regardless of your financial conditions.
You can go for B.Sc. + M.Sc. If you're interested in computers, you can opt for BCA+MCA. If you think pursuing engineering will be a problem because of financial issues, then let me correct you. You can appear for scholarship examinations conducted by the state you reside in. That will take care of your financial constraints. Further, all banks can provide you a loan of up to 4 lakhs without any interest until the course gets over. You can avail such loans even without a guarantee or security deposit.
All that you need to do is stud
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ambreen khan
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Doing MBA in information technology after B.Tech in computer science is good option for you. MBA in Information Technology (IT) is a broad term which encompasses various aspects of technology related activities
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Anuj Singh
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Can you please tell what exactly do you want to do because your experience indicates that you should go for MBA in retail management, supply chain management and logistics and distribution, etc. There is no link between your work experience and MS course. So, I am providing you the link where you can get a clear idea about the profile of purchasing manager:
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/purchasing-manager
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/purchasing-manager
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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EPGM certificate from IIM Bangalore is a better option because you will get certification from a top B-School of India. Certification brand image matters the most in the field of management education.
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Shail Oberoi
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You should pursue distance MBA/ executive MBA from the top 20 MBA institutes. Nowadays, most of the top ranked institutes also have a distance/executive MBA program in place. Nowadays, many independent bodies conduct independent surveys on yearly basis to rank B-schools on multiple parameters. You can refer such lists on the internet and choose the institute.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self
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Hi,
In my point of view, you should go with IIBF certified courses for banking, it will help both the both, private and government banks and if you want to go in government bank you should join any institution for preparation for bank coaching and clear the IBPS exam.
In my point of view, you should go with IIBF certified courses for banking, it will help both the both, private and government banks and if you want to go in government bank you should join any institution for preparation for bank coaching and clear the IBPS exam.
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Abhishek anand20:12:1995
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If you have done your 12th and with science and mathematics then you can pursue BCA from IITs, NITs, and NIIT. If you have done your 12th with any other stream then you are not eligible for BCA from IITs and NITs, but you can pursue it from NIIT.
After the completion of BCA if you are from science with mathematics stream then you are eligible for MCA entrance exam, otherwise not, so kindly, think all these things and then take admission anywhere.
After the completion of BCA if you are from science with mathematics stream then you are eligible for MCA entrance exam, otherwise not, so kindly, think all these things and then take admission anywhere.
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