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2010-08-29 10:51:34Contributor-Level 6
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2010-08-29 10:43:11
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If u wanna join any B-school then written exam are the first hundle which u need to cross with minimum cut-off so that u get a call from good colleges.
Apart from this .Amity also conducts written exam separately along with GD/PI .
For further queries ask me anytime.
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2010-08-29 10:20:09
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Yes a graduate of Banking and Insurance branch can definitely opt for the Masters in Actuaries but then there aren't many options from where you can opt for a MBA degree in this field except for the ones like Amity School of Insurance & Actuarial Science (ASIAS) or National Insurance Academy School of Management.
Most of the institutes offer PG Diploma courses in this field and to know about the same you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ybz8b9z
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2010-08-29 09:47:34
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Please find below the answers to your questions:
1) Specialization: That totally depends on which field of management you would want to get into after your MBA. I can suggest you Finance as you have an engineering degree which means you would be good with numbers.( Do not take Finance specialization by my suggestion. I would request you to analyze your career goals and take a specialization that suits your profile as well as your interests)
2) Full Time/Part Time: Since you are a non management person and want to get into the management field, its better if you pursue a 1 year Full Time MBA as that would give you all the knowledge tha
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BEST OPTION FOR U - MBA(IT) .
Check out own interest along with the course before pursuing the course.
For further queries ask me anytime.
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Dhruv Awasthi
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