MBA
See you need to have good score in CAT basically to get eligible first and then during your personal interview or group discussion, if you have developed enough knowledge and personality, then they can surely overshadow our academic performance and grant you a seat on merit in the same college.
Hello,
Here is the list of some colleges -
• Jamnalal bajaj institute of management studies
• Guru nanak institue of management studies
• KJ institue of management studies and research
• Dadar college of management
• Sydenham college of commerce and economics
Check out this link
https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-government-mba-colleges-in-mumbai
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Pune is considered as best location for Pursuing Management Studies in terms of placement opportunities, Quality of Education, Fee Structure and overall development of students. Based on this, there are number of good MBA colleges in PUNE among all these Institutions RIIM PUNE will be little ahead in comparison with
All the three courses BBA, B.com (//B.com) and BMS are good in their own ways and have almost similar opportunities, but I would suggest that if you are going for an MBA then you should go for BBA or BMS. (//B.com)
Hello Niharika !
International school of informatics and management (IIIM) offers courses for MBA in management and computer applications.
The fees for MBA is 68,000 for 1st yr.
The eligibility criteria is graduation with 50% + CMAT.
It has good infrastructure and facilities like hostel.
As per the student reviews,
Yes there are some colleges available for MBA HR which prefer IELTS test results. I will enlist them below -
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Yes, both the degree in MBA with different specialisation will be valid given that you have not done MBA from different universities at the same time. Since MBA is a full time course, and if you pursue it from two different universities at same time, it'll not be
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