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Hi Rohu, within this budget you should go for MBA which is shorter in duration, like 1 yr or so. The shortest duration MBA is offered by Universities in UK. And for students who have at least 2 yrs work exp you can try in Universities like Bournemouth, Coventry, Southampton Solent, Staffordshire etc. All of these 2 yrs full time experience.
Documents required to apply for admission- Class 10 and 12 marksheets and Passing certificate, sem wise or year wise marksheets, degree certificate or provsional certificate, Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation(2), Work experience letters from all employers (if any), CV (if you have work ex or are applying for MBA), A copy of your passport(1st and Last Page), IELTS (6.5 min for PG courses). IELTS can be submitted later on if not already written.
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Hi Vidhya,
Although, Business Law degree would definitely be an add-on to your MBA - HR degree but, frankly speaking if you are planning to switch over from Architectural field to Human Resource which is completely a different field it would have been better had you opted for a full time MBA from a decent Institute like MDI, IMT, FMS etc. as switch over is not an easy task and chances are you may face difficulties while getting a job with a correspondence degree.
As far as the functional role is concerned you may have to start your HR career with one step lower than your current role or may have to compromise on salary. However, as every individual is different your career graph would largely depend on your own capabilities, capacity to perform and how you use the knowledge earned through your degrees.
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Hi Rohu, within this budget you should go for MBA which is shorter in duration, like 1 yr or so. The shortest duration MBA is offered by Universities in UK. And for students who have at least 2 yrs work exp you can try in Universities like Bournemouth, Coventry, Southampton Solent, Staffordshire etc. All of these 2 yrs full time experience.
Documents required to apply for admission- Class 10 and 12 marksheets and Passing certificate, sem wise or year wise marksheets, degree certificate or provsional certificate, Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation(2), Work experience letters from all employers (if any), CV (if you have work ex or are applying for MBA), A copy of your passport(1st and Last Page), IELTS (6.5 min for PG courses). IELTS can be submitted later on if not already written.
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Hi Heena,
It would largely depend on your own interests and career aspirations. If you want to further your studies after MA then depending on the field you want to get in you can choose the courses, like if you want to go in teaching then you can either opt for PhD or can appear for NET, or else you can go for courses like Actuarial, Banking & Finance, Civil Services etc.
On the other hand if you straight away want to get into job you can look for jobs in fields like banking sector or as an Economist, Economic advisor or Econometrician, and Analyst etc.
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Hi Kamal,
There are two stages of Examination in civil services which you need to clear to get into civil services: Preliminary & Main.
Prelim: As the Prelim Exam pattern is changing now instead of subject Knowledge you have to focus more on areas like decision making skills, logical and analytical abilities and the knowledge in the services in which you want to pursue your career. Since the preliminary exam is an elimination round the candidate should also learn to focus only on the information needed and filter out the rest.
Mains: the preparation of Mains should start at least a year in advance. Just because you have to prepare for Essay, GS and the two optional you never get enough time (to prepare for all these) Further, it is on the basis of your performance in Mains, on which mainly depends the final outcome of your efforts. You should think about appearing in the Prelims only when you have had a strong grip over the Mains' subject matter.
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Hi Pranoti,
I would request you to be specific about your query whether you have to prepare for written test or PI (personal interview). What I could gauge from your query is that you have got a call from NMIMS for Personal Interview. If this is the case for the preparation of Personal Interview, there is no need to read lengthy books. Few of the things which you should remember is that, first you need to be very confident about yourself and the information you want to give to the interviewer, be a good listener, only give positive information, do not open yourself to the areas of questioning that can pose difficulties, all these backed with the good knowledge base would help you crack the interview well.
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Dear Niraj, Thank you for your query. Xplora Design Skool is India's Premiere Animation & Multimedia Training Company with more than 125+ campuses across India. Our Head Office is at Ahmedabad. The PGPM program is rated as one of the best Multimedia Career Program in India. Though the starting salary would range entirely on the work quality and the experience of the student but on an average it would be Rs. 6000/-. The salary would also vary on the specialisation that a students selects to do. Do let me know your contact numbers and we can speak on the phone and I can give you more information then. Our email id is inquiry@xdsindia.com. For any further details please feel free to contact us on 079-26568866 or www.xdsindia.com. Best wishes. Counselor@XDS

Hi Dipak,
The most important thing which you should keep in mind while getting into any programme is your own interests and career aspirations, so if you want to get further into research & lectureship then I would suggest you to go for PhD, however, if you are looking to plunge into private sector depending on the area you want to get into you can choose your course. MBA could be a good option if you want to get into management stream, with your background Hospital/Health Care Management could be a good option. Apart from as you are from law and Science background and have done course in IPR you can also do certificate courses in Cyber law or network securities(like CCSP or MCITP etc.)
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