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Hi,
As per your profile pursuing executive MBA would be the best option for you.
The Executive MBA course spans over a year where the programs utilises the team approach to disburse the learning's.
The course works in groups and enables each person to learn for each other's experiences.
Thus there is diverse sharing of practical knowledge on various topics which results in a very informative and challenging learning experience.
There are several eligibility criteria's that have to be considered while considering an Executive MBA course.
To pursue Executive MBA one needs to have at least 3 years of work experience and a bachelor's degree from recognized university.
There are some colleges that insist on aspiring students having a post graduate degree too as a criterion.
Other than this, depending on the institute's requirements, the aspiring students would have to clear the entrance exams, the group discussions and the personal interview rounds.
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Hi,
Tally is an accounting software which has a lot of demand in today's time. It is a complete business accounting software which can be managed well in small and medium sized businesses.
It can be used to handle your Financial Accounting, Inventory, Sales and Purchase Orders, Invoicing, VAT Analysis and lots more. Tally is the most widely used accounting system in India and abroad.
The scope of pursuing Tally depends on your interest and also if you have any work experience in the field of accounts. Tally can be opted by any one who has the required interest in this software.
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