Hi Anshuman,
Yes. ofcourse clearing GRE, could help you getting an admission to an MBA course in the USA
For more information, it would be good if you could consult an abroad education consultant, who would guide you with the entire process right from application to VISA etc.
But as a counselor, one word of caution, I would like to give is that, an MBA degree from outside India is not valid in India. The reason being work culture differs and so does the management system.
If you wish to return back to India for a job, I would suggest, you to apply to top University here itself, as their course
Dear Aspirant,
I agree with Ms. Deepti.
Nice to know that you are interested in studying Masters from NIT.
Studying from NIT will give an edge over other MCAs. You will need to clear the NIMCET to gain entry into NITs for MCA.
However you can also aim for MCA from top private colleges in Delhi, Pune, etc.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
With the right qualification in the beginning of your career, you can surely become a Sales Manager later in your career as you get experience.
To begin with, an MBA Marketing from a reputed and top ranked Institute is a must for hoping for a good company and a good salary. In Marketing, it is important to gain work experience since experience in marketing and sales is a key to the post of Manager.
Best wishes
Hello Surabhi,
Management courses are offered generally at undergraduate and postgraduate degree/diploma levels. You can also pursue these courses through correspondence. Undergraduate degree programs like BBA, BBS, BBM, BMS, etc are taken up usually by 10+2 candidates and graduation is a mandatory minimum requirement for post graduation courses like PGDM, MBA, etc. Management courses can be pursued in various fields of operations management, marketing management, media management, information technology, international business management, event management, business managem
Dear Aspirant,
Do wish to have the entire list of colleges in entire India which offer management course?
If yes, then it will be a herculean task since there are more than 1000 colleges all over India which offer under graduate graduate and post graduate management courses.
I feel if you can be specific, it will help me to list out the relevant.
However my advice to you would be to aim for Top 15 BSchools in India for a management course.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
Firstly you need to be a graduate or should have appeared for your final year examinations.
You can then apply for MBA Common Entrance tests like SNAP, CMAT, CAT, XAT, CET (State). This would be the first step for entering into the MBA course domain. Later if you score satisfactory and get a good Institute, you will have to appear for GD and or PI. Based on your performance of graduation, and the above tests, you will be admitted to MBA course.
Ensure that you do MBA from a recognised Institute affiliated to a recognised University.
Best wishes
Hi Neha,
Interesting question, but rather than me, you would be the best to answer this question for yourself.
What is required here is Research and Thinking out of the box. Pick one of the topic, either HR or Finance and then think of ideas that can go with it and you could link it up as a project work. Do some research online, that would give you an idea.
eg. Hiring these days is not just restricted to work role in office, but being multi talented and organizations gauge this talent through Psychometric assessment and Brain mapping. Think of it as a project. Research companies that hire in s
Dear Friend, choose an institution for seeking admission in BCA first, visit the official website of that particular institution and as per the availability of seats try to seek admission in BCA. I may suggest these names for your consideration - Quantum School of Technology, Roorkee,...........Presidency University, Bangalore,.......................Lovely Professional University, Phagwara
Dear Aspirant,
I am happy that you wish to do further studies. The best option I would strongly recommend would be to complete Degree in Electronics on the basis of Diploma in Electronics.
You will be able to get direct admission to the second year of engineering in Electronics.
After completion of engineering degree, it would be better if you search for a job. While doing a job, you can do MBA or ME part time. If you wish to remain in the engineering industry, then getting work experience and doing ME would be beneficial.
You can also do certifications like CCNA, Embedded systems courses
Dear,
There are few option in which you can see your career after Bachelor degree like:
chemistry hons
Analytical Chemistry
Drug Chemistry
Organic Pharmaceutical
Physical and materials
Mba
Psychology
Development Studies
Gandhi & Peace Management
B.ed
Civil Services
Master of Hospital Administration
Master of Public health
Pick the programme according to your caliber and interest.
All the best
Dear Aspirant,
After 12th, you should think of completing your education till Masters level with good percentage. Do not think for a job and settling in life. As you go on taking good education and complete it, good job and settling in life will follow.
Which stream in 12th are you? You have not clarified this. Let me know since this will help me guide you more appropriately.
MBA is a Masters course and for that, you need to complete graduation in either Arts, Science or Commerce. Further MBA is not the only choice and option which is for getting a good job and settling in life. Not every pers
Dear Aspirant,
ICWA course is now known as CMA course. CMA stands for Cost and Management Accountant. The Institute ICWAI also has now got a new name. It is now called as ICAI which stands for Institute of Cost Accountants of India.
There is no University which offers CMA (CWA) course. CMA course is offered only by ICAI and nobody else. Likewise, CA course is offered by ICAI and CS course is offered by ICSI.
There are Chapter offices in almost every city, where you need to visit for admission and some chapter offices also offer coaching classes. CMA, CS, CA courses do not come under any Univer
Dear Aspirant,
Opportunities are ample. There are two options to grab those opportunities:
1. Start your PhD and clear NET/SET qualification: You will be able to get into teaching profession and teach in higher education area. You may also take private tuitions.
2. Job on the basis of MBA Finance. Jobs for a fresher MBA finance is available with Banks, Insurance companies, Financial Institutions, Mutual Funds, Stock Brokers, etc.
3. Along with job, you can also think for Visiting Facultyship in colleges for Finance/Economics, etc.
Just getting MBA Finance does not mean opportunities will fly i