I AM NOT INTERESTED IN PRSUING A MASTERS DEGREE IN MBA NOR WOULD I LIKE TO BECOME A C.A. ARE THERE ANY OTHER P.G. COURSES WHICH I CAN STUDY EXPECTING A REASONABLE PLACEMENT AFTER THE COMPLETION OF HTE COURSE? PLEASE HELP ME OUT.
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my dear frined..  if u are spend a lot for education. Pls go for an abord university master degreein commerece. Or do some accounting post graduation degrees. U know in india there is a glamourous career in Civil service. you can try your luck on that too.. good luck.
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Yes. Several universites offer programs that don't require a GMAT score.
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I can safely say that my MBA did help me a great deal with my career. My boss likes me because I am able to construct very comprehensive but easy to read reports. So, I use my grad degree. My college degree was a B.A. in History and it hasn't done anything. Only 40% of college grads end up working in their field. That is partly the fault of the students, and partly the fault of the colleges. If you graduate with a business degree and you don't have well developed Excel and quantitative business skills.... then you're going to be pretty worthless in most entry level positions. And that's the fault of the colleges. But if you go to college and you don't want to be "number cruncher", then guess what... 90% of the jobs are just that. Certain degrees like education, engineering, some of the applied sciences are very specific and will give you the foundation for doing the job in those fields. But, if you get a B.A. and go into business, then... of course your college degree won't mean anything, but that's probably because you didn't know what you wanted to be until after you graduated. If I had to do it over again, I would have been a mechanic, tile installer, or a plumber. They make more money than I do, and I have an MBA.
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You should go on to get a masters degree.\n\nRead this:\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n...good luck.
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Time to go into management.  Leave the technical stream behind and go for MBA.  You will climb the ladder better that way.
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Hi there, \n\nI'm afraid your question has to be more specific. If you mean you want to pursue a career in the mentioned subjects, you must opt for a Bachelor's degree in sciences with the above subjects. And after that you can pursue Master's degree and Post Graduation (PG)\n\nI hope this is what you are asking for, but I'm afraid I wasn't of much help. Please be more specific in asking questionss next time. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny\n\nPS: Try posting some additional details
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If you have got some work experience, why dont you do MBA through correspondence? Once you got work expeirence already, no one bothers if you did MBA regular or correspondence. I am graduate in Science and did MBA from IGNOU while i was working. Though it is tough as they have entrance exam and there is 30% weightage of assignments and there is a project as well. But IGNOU has got a good reputation. IT has hundreds of centre in India and in 24 other countries! ALl IGNOU degrees are UGC recognised. THat is what another MBA degree will be. So y put your career on halt/stake and do it regular? I dont think it is wise to leave the job and start studying something that u can do with job. It will have a bad impact on CV as the employers will think before hiring you because ur CV will say this guy can leave job for studies or something.So you will have problems finding job after this break.
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Whoa!!! Some many questions...\n\nWell I am doing my MCA, and I feel, if you want to do BCA, you should be ready for MCA.  The reason is there is not much opportunity for BCA Graduates.  MCA is a well recognised course in the Software industry today, and a MCA degree from a good College will definitely get you a good job in Software Industry.  \n\nAs for BSC IT, you can get the details about the course structure from the Web site of university you want to pursue this course from.  Same is the problem with BSC IT, as it is with BCA.  You should be ready for MSC IT, or MCA after BSC IT.  The PG Degree is very important of you wish to get a good job.  Else, you can get into Computer Engg in any of the top colleges.\n\nAs for Domicile Certificate for Engg Course, you will have to check the university sites for it.
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I just enrolled in the print version of the Business course there, and so far things seem to be going well. I was VERY cautious before enrolling because I didn't want to end up with a degree that wasn't worth anything. I'm still researching how respected their degrees are, but on a positive note, they are accepted by VA (Veteran's Administration) for educational benefits under the Montgomery G.I. Bill so they can't be too bad or else they wouldn't approve them.
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He won't get far in the world of academia without a Master's degree in the subject he wants to teach PLUS relevant work experience.  An MA isn't an MBA, so that pretty much disqualifies him from teaching anything related to Commerce.  He doesn't have any teaching experience, so his MA isn't very relevant either.  If your friend really wants to work in higher education, he needs to get AT LEAST five years' relevant work experience in an area related to his graduate degree.  This means he needs to work in something related to Education, so he can go back and teach in the Faculty of Education.  If he wants to teach Business-related courses, he'll need to upgrade to an MBA and get more work experience.  As it stands, your friend proabably qualifies only for work in crappy private career-training "colleges" (the type that advertise during Jerry Springer).  Come back in eight years (when he's got the experience and/or MBA) and we can talk about the actual job application process.
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In order to pursue a Master's degree in ANYTHING, a student must have both strong undergraduate preparation in the subject or in a closely cognate area, and a passionate interest in that area of study.   If you cannot imagine your life without further study in some area, then you should be looking into graduate schools.  If not, there's no reason for you to attempt to pursue graduate study.  \n\n(Unless you're just looking to increase your income potential, in which case you should consider getting an MBA.)
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The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) in Amdavaad [Ahmedabad], Bengaluru [Bangalore], Kolkatha [Calcutta], Kozhikode [Calicut], and Lucknow are the internationally recognised, respected and accepted Institutes of Management in India.\nOnly an IIM can grant you a Master's Degree in Business Management [MBA].\nSeveral Indian universities [many of which are not even known of, abroad !] are now offering 'Post Graduate degrees in Management' [they CANNOT offer MBAs, as only the IIMs legally can]. But their alumni blatantly disregard the rules, and openly claim 'MBA' as their qualification - in the hope that all prospective employers will be unaware of this difference. \nBut, these 'degrees' are purely of 'cosmetic' value - and can only prove helpful, in impressing a semi-literate 'local' businessperson, or dumb prospective in-laws !
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first of all my sincere suggestion is : just for the sake of profile enhancement dont try to join any degree programs. \nwhat is ur basic qualification?\nhow many years of work experience u have in IT?\nwhat do u really like to study?\ndo u really like to enhance your skills by studying MBA? \nif u say yes to this question then u should seriously think about studyiong mba from good institution.\npls think abt the difference i am trying to express here.\ngood luck
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There are certain exceptional cases where some b-schools do allow people without any bachelors degree..\n\nFirst you havent told whether you want to do your MBA in US or India or some other place? Because such a criteria is institute specific.. So you'll need to ask the institutes on a personal basis, telling them your entire work background and all.. \n\nSecondly you'll need to answer the question that if you have your own industry, after an MBA do you want to get placement service or do you want to return to your own firm.. \n\nIf you want placement service you'd better have good answers why you want to just leave your own firm in the sun and look for a job..\n\nHowever, if you want to do the MBA so that the skills can be applied to your engg industry, most MBA schools will be more than happy to receive you..\n\nbottomline, you need to convince those admission dudes how their MBA is gonna help you..\n\nAll the best buddy
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You sure need a good graduation degree for your MBA. B.Com is a good option. Try to do it from a good college, take part in extra-curricular activities and be an active member of your collge teams.\n\nAlso needless to say, if you join one of the coaching classes like IMS, Career Launcher, et al during your final year of college, it would help a lot.\n\nBest of luck.
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If you become a project manager, you can move to almost all industries.  If you major in Finance or Marketing you can go to almost all industries.  \n\nLook on monster.com for job postings to see what companies are hiring and what the job duties are to find what you are interested in.  The problem with answering your question directly is that as a MBA you should be able to go into any industry that you are interested in.  If later in your career you decide to change industries, it shouldn't be that difficult to do.
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You can get good college and don't think abt whats over. Just do what is in front of U. Don't keep 4 or 5 colleges and just apply as many as u can and look forward for the seat in a good college. Pune is having some good colleges and u can try there for sure. Your B.E 54% doesn't effect your MBA seat at all. So don't worry..You are on right track...Go On and join MBA in a nice college...Thank You...