Dear Aspirant,

Yes, you can do your MBA program in RMIT without any work experience.  Having said that the first step that you need to do is check if your college is eligible under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and if your Degree is recognized. Then

Hello Aspirant,

DU JAT or Delhi University joint Admission test is a national level exam.It is for undergraduate  level.

It is for the programmes of BMS, BBA and BA hons. in Business economics.

Application form will be available from 8 June 2020 and last date will be June  30

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Dear Candidate,for admission related query please follow this link - https://iilm.edu.in/course/mba/ or you can directly call to the counselor.

Dear Candidate,after completed B.sc, MCA is not better option for you.According to my thought better option for you go to MBA,because there lots of jobs opportunity available in Government sector and Private sector for MBA students, The scope of MBA is very much demanding & you can gain a respectable

The University that you have chosen is currently ranked 116 in Germany and World Wide – 2797.  So from a University perspective, your choice is fine.

A point to note always is that; it is not the profession that guarantees success in your career but your talent, passion and the

Hello,

TAPMI, Manipal:-  rating 4.2/5. Highest salary :- 23.8 lpa. average salary :- 10.6 lpa. Infrastructure is good. Good facility is provided to students. faculty are helpful for any study requirement.

for more details, please visit the link below:- https://www.careers360.com/mba/articles/tapmi-manipal-final-placement-report-2018

KJ Somaiya:- highest salary :- 28.5lpa. average salary:- 13.25lpa. rating

Hello Naresh!

Cambridge Institute of technology is a private university. It has offered four courses- MBA, MCA, ME/M.TECH, BE/B.TECH.

PGCET is conducted by CIT to get admission in MBA. The total fees for MBA is INR 2 LAKHS.

The placement scenarion in CIT is good with average package of INR

hey,

Hope you are well yes you can definitely pursue your B.tech and M.tech in field of civil engineering but as you were talking about to pursue MBA  after your M.tech get completed  then here I would like to tell you that MBA is a management course , there is