i m doing MBA from DAVV, Indore. whether lenghthy answers or satique answers are necessry for getting good marks?
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well best way is that too study at least for 8 hours
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You don't need work experience to do the gmat and it won't help you answer the questions.  However, you will find it helps (alot) to practice on old questions - they say practice won't improve scores and that the test is thoroughly objective but anyone who's done it will tell you that's rubbish.  \n\nDepending on the business school you choose, you may need work experience to get in.  You may also find the experience helpful to put what you're learning on the course into context.  Finally experience will also help when you come out the other end and are looking for jobs equipped with your sparkling new MBA.\n\nSo, in short, you don't need experience to do the GMAT or to get into some business schools but you might find it useful to get some experience first before embarking on an MBA.
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my question is not getting any reply.\nin AIEEE 2006 ,i have got 273rd rank in the state(Tamil Nadu) and 17704th All India rank.\ndo i have any chance of getting in?\nplease reply with all the info u know.\nlike wat course i might get etc.\nramthegreatcv@yahoo.com
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1. Prepare early and apply to meet the first deadlines.  Download the application packages at some of the b-school websites. Take a look at the admission essay questions. You'll need to do well in this area to distinguish yourself from others especially if you are weak in any other areas.\n\n2. Score will on the standardized test (GMAT).  For top b-schools, you want scores above 650.  Take a Kaplan or Princeton Review class if it'll help.\n\n3. A seperate masters degree will only if it fits well with your career plans.  Personally, I would devote the 2 years on getting better job experience.  This means trying to get a promotion, working at a well respected firm, accepting projects that would develop your experience and skills.\n\n4. I would also talk to as many current students and MBA graduates from the schools you're interested as possible. In your application or essay, you can mention that you've talked to John Doe (Class of 199X) of their business school, it shows your sincere interest in their school. Business is about your network and b-school is no different. The more people you know from these top schools that are willing to speak positively for you, the better your chances of getting in. I would even write to the admissions officers.\n\n5. Keep current with b-school trends. Understand what kind of students they are looking for. Business Week is a good source. Also check out princeton review, kaplan, wetfeet.com, and vault.com.\n\nGood luck!
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hi muddy,\n              u can offer a course in GMAT in  "brilliant tutorials"
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Yes, learn to write properly and enunciate yourself. Your question is written like an illiterate. An MBA's tools of trade is language and communication more than anything and judging by your question you have an exceeding long road to hoe! Jules, lecturer. Australia.
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Take the SAT prep, it is not that hard and as it´s name implies, it will prep you specially for the testing ENVIRONMENT, the standarized computerized time driven atmosphere is scary even at GMAT level, so the more you can practice and practice the better. If you can get a practice book or practice software it is worth the money to go out and buy it. Good Luck, and remember no matter what its just a TEST.
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CONTACT bUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS, Manak Bhawan, New Delhi.\nYou have to do MBA to get degree , it may be through IGNOU or through REGULAR University
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I FAILED!\n\nHavta repeat d class again!!\n\n'UFF!!!' how can i WASTE AN YEAR like dat!\n\nCURSES b on CBSE ;)
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The best thing to do is to check their distance learning requirements for a particular degree or program. I believe most courses can be taken without any pre-requisites or academic requirements since they are offered to the community in general. In regard to their MBA admissions process, this is a very selective process that not only includes courses taken, but your background, interests, skills and leadership potential. They will see your commitment to continuing your education as a positive factor, but they will not grant you extra points or will give preference to students who took Harvard distance learning courses. Any continue education course from a accredited college or university will have the same effect. \nGood luck!
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may help.
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no such an answer will be regarded as negative.\nsuch kind of quest are usually askd in case of the iit entrance exams and similar exams of the same standard.and in them, u shall be granted full 4 marks only if u r able to identify diff forms of answer to the quest askd.marking of only 1 answer shall grant u only -1.so r u preparing for any comp exam?hope i hav been helpful...
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Hi, Its good that you chose MBA Finance.If you are looking for an Indian university then there are many good ones.But I wud suggest IGNOU,Symbiosis(Pune) ,Madurai Kamaraj or Annamalai.\nPersonally I suggest Symbiosis is or Annamalai.\nObviously there are some differences between each university in the way they conduct the course.\nBut generally there will be an entrance test which is not very tough to get thru.Some universities require certificates of professional experience as part of eligibility.It will take 2 years for you to complete the course.Universities have local study centres where they will be conducting contact classes normally on weekends.Check with the university u choose whether they have study centre in your area.\n\nPlease check the link below for indian universities offering MBA
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check MBA by correspondence section on this page \nhttp://www.indiashomepage.com/c.aspx?cid=19
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Look... I had the same problem 6 years back after my board exams... English was my favorite subject but living up to the prejudices of others i took up Biotechnology. Today I'm working in a IT company as a content developer where you need to have good creative english writing skills... its tough to get in but if you have the flair in you u can make it... So... the question is English honors or engineering... \nEnglish honors means following up with a MA or Mass Com. degree or may be a MBA. But preferably Honors students choose to be lecturers or opts for long term research plans like Phd, post doc, etc. If you have dreams to become a teacher or get into research line its good to do a Honors... but then again research in english language is not much popular in India... You can opt for International exams but especially in US and UK its tough for arts students to get a seat 'coz they somwhow believe that Indians are not good in english!...I'm sorry for that but reality bites.\nComing to engineering degree... B.E or BTEch degrees are hot cakes... be sure to get a placement after 4 years provided you have a good academic record. But trust me, more than academic record, you must have good interpersonal, presentation and communication skills. I have seen many of my friends with over 85% aggregate still sitting jobless... or not satisfied with the company they work for as they lack such communication skills. Now, since you have a keen interest for taking up english language, it can be assumed that you have the flair for english language. So, if you take up engineering... it wont be tough for you to get a good job placement provided u brush up your communication skills befor you enter the interview room ( thats after 4 years)... \nSo its upto you... if you want to start earning and get work experience right after your graduation take up engineering... and along with your course do some other technical certifications... its the hottest and most reliable thing in India right now.\nOr else... if wanna be a teacher or persue research work in places like academy of fine arts or some other international universities take up english honors... but keep one thing in mind... when it comes to earning and getting established in life... this a much longer and at times a frustrating route compared to engineering.\nI am telling you all these coz during my time I had no one to guide me... make a practical choice and let me know if you need any help.
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There willl be some managements authors who have studies some org in past....get to nearest MBA college get into their liabrary. Also sometimes government has some primary data, u can find it there.\nAlso try  business magazines
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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nIt doesnt really matter from where you take an MA (Master of Arts) in English Language and Literature. But you can avoide joining any University which are known for irregularities.\n\nYou need to decide which city/location will be comfortable for you to study.\n\nAmong the many incomplete Educational (college) related websites in India, I found this better. See the link:\n\nhttp://www.educationinfoindia.com\n\nFor doing an MA even distant educational programmes are good.\nIndira Gandhi National Open University programmes.\n\nGo to the link-- http://www.ignou.ac.in/\n\nClick on "Academic Programmes on offer" on the right hand side. And then click on "Academic Programmes 2006- 07" on the middle link\n\nThe serial number 21 is about MA english. Programme code- MEG. You should have a graduation to be eligible for this.\n\nThere are any number of distant educational programmes. But the credibility of many universities are not high. But IGNOU has always maintained certain standard. It may take a little more time to finish the course normally, but this add value to the certificate.\nI guess you already knew IGNOU. \n\nIf you really want to attend a regular college, decide a location first.\n\nAnswers should be verified for accuracy.