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Hi,
As you plan to pursue MBA in Human Resource, it is evident that you plan to pursue a career in Management that too human resources to be specific. SAP in Finance would be an entirely a different segment in comparison to the Human Resources.
It is advised to opt for the module in SAP, in which you already have some work experience or prior education. Pursuing SAP in Finance would not help you to value add your current stream, instead I would suggest you that if you are keen to do SAP then you should look for SAP in HR module, this module helps you optimize your HR processes to attract, develop and attain the right people and also other aspects like Payroll, History of employees etc.
To know about the institutes in India to offer SAP, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yaudflz
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Hi Krishanu,
As per the education system, to pursue a graduate degree you require to take up a University course which is of a minimum duration of 3 years. How ever there are a few institutions in India which does boast about offering Single sitting graduate courses like Osmania University, University of Kerala etc; but the value and quality of such education is limited and getting a good job are rare through this education system.
Instead of going for such a risky option which may have adverse effects on your career, you should opt for a proper University program. If you cannot invest time in the regular course, in that case you should opt for the correspondence graduate courses.
There are many Universities in India which do offer Bachelors through correspondence and have better prospects as compared to the single sitting courses.
You may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ycu93a3
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Hi,
Please find below the admission requirements for the Masters in Mathematics program at The University of Toronto:
1) Have a 4 year bachelor degree equivalent to the Canadian Education System.
2) Score atleast a B+ or 75% or above in the last 2 years of the bachelors degree.
If you have not scores 75% or above, your individual marks will be considered.
3) Providing the university with a letter of intent explaining to them as to why they should admit you.
4) Providing the university with 3 letters of recommendation.
5) Taking the TOEFL IBT and scoring atleast 93 and above.
If you can fulfill the above mentioned requirements, you are eligible to apply for the Masters in Mathematics program.
For further details, visit: http://www.math.toronto.edu/cms/admissions-requirements/
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HI,Ishan ahmed
I think you not know that not available shot term course.Actual Asp.Net and Java are both course is very long course and it is specialist course.Java is very power full course.It is very high demanded course by many company.Java are very use full in make web site and make server etc. At a time according to market or company java job are growth rapidly in market or company.Yes, Asp.Net is also very high demanded.Java is very difficulty from every language.Asp.Net is also little hard,but java is more hard from Asp.Net.Both are language is very popular,but java is most requirement in large company.According to company Asp.Net are market is slowly slowly down ,but java market is high and always top in every market or company.
I am suggest to you join only Java,but you are not hard worker,then you join Asp.Net and PHP & MYSQL. According to company PHP&MYSQL is also better language and very high reputed &high demanded language in india and Abroad.
Both are language depend on your decision.
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Hi G.V.Venugopal,
If you are keen to pursue a career in the field of IT, you can then opt for the BCA course if not the B.tech course.
There are many institutes in India to offer BCA course and to know about the same you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ygefvnw
Or if you are a creative person, then can look for Animation as great career option like pursuing Bachelors in Animation from a well reputed institute like NID, FTII, MAAC, Arena etc.
You may refer to the following link for the same:
http://tinyurl.com/yjscwnz
Other than Computers there are many other streams available in which you can pursue a career depending on your area of interest and aspirations.I would request you to revert with details related to your area of interest so that I can provide you with further information related to the same.
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Hi Aditya,
In todays world of globalisation as there is a substantial Increase in the number of institutions investing in shares and in the competitiveness of the money management businesses, this has created the need for professionals equipped to work as investment analysts to provide accurate information which investors and fund managers use. So definitely there is a good scope in this career.
However, the salary package would not only depend on the degree you hold but also on how you have performed on the program and how you use te knowledge earned to grow in your career. As it is a certificate program it may happen that initially you may get a lesser salary package but once you are in job, your growth would completely depend on your capabilities and performance.
Please go through the following link to have more information on the career path:
http://tinyurl.com/33snh48
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Pooja