i want to study marketing on distance like it is in CFA institute but it's financial. i am searching a marketing institute like that which doesn't require GMAT
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Firstly CFA does not teach you anything. Its a certification, you take the test and you clear it. You need to have a finace background to be able to sit for test.\n\nThe best thing for you would be look for schools that offer marketing courses onliner. If you want to take some courses without going for a degree or a diploma you probably wont require GMAT. \n\nOne certificatoin is CMA Certified Marketing Accountant, but I doubt if this is what you are looking for. The link below lists some of the online marketing courses.
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You can try this university: Henley Management Institute in the UK. They have a distance learning MBA that does not require stay in the UK. Perhaps this may suit you best.
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You may consider to study through online mode. Please view below web pages:\n\nhttp://www.icledu.org/PFC/main.htm (Professional Financial Qualification Program)\n\nhttp://www.icledu.org/YU/CDLP.htm (including MBA in Financial Management at affordable fee)
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Yeah! Ofcourse it is....Im doing it myself! Its one of the BEST institutes for Marketing. Its location is UK and it has the royal approval as well... I should say that its the best and it is recognized everywhere in the world!!!\n\nfor more info go to- www.cim.co.uk
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you can do MBA in distance mode fron ICFAI, symbiosys, AAIDU, Sikkim manipal univercity,\n\nor appare CAT,MAT,XMat, fro regular cources.
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I'm not sure.... but this article might help you a bit.\n\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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Lots of different ways . . .\n\no  As already suggested, get a job in sales at a brokerage firm and get your Series 7\n\no  Check out financial advisory firms if giving personal advice is more your preference than sales\n\no  Check out bank trust departments -- lots of potential jobs from sales to advisory to portfolio management (fixed income as well as equities).  A good place to get some hands on investment experience.\n\no  Financial subs of major companies.  Jobs might involve raising funds via sale of short-term debt, cash management, equity and debt financing, etc.\n\no  Check out major financial firms (primarily in NYC) that are involved in merger and acquisition activities (e.g., Morgan Stanley).  If you're really, really good and willing to commit your life to your job, you can make a lot of bucks in this area.\n\nThese are just a few of the alternatives.  Also, keep in mind that you should be willing to take most any job to get your foot in the door.  If you have the educational background, are really smart, have a lot of initiative, and show an affinity for the investment business, you can advance very rapidly.  True invest pros have no (I repeat NO) tolerance for incompetence or lack of drive, but will overwhelm you with opportunity to be successful if you "show the right stuff."  The investment field is not a good choice for the average person or the timid.\n\nBy the way, your engineering degree implies strong quantitative abilities.  This gives you a leg up on your competition and is something of substantial value in the investment arena.
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Yes. Several universites offer programs that don't require a GMAT score.
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Yes - Many online universities offer classes without the GMAT requirement.
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For distance learning MBA programs check out the University of Phoenix, Devry University, and Pepperdine University:\nhttp://www.universityofphoenix.com\nhttp://www.devry.edu\nhttp://www.pepperdine.edu\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) was designed by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) to provide them with a selection test for candidates applying for MBA programs. It has grown in popularity with business schools and it is now a requirement for over 1,800 MBA programs world-wide.\n\nThere are business schools that have more lenient admissions procedures and do not require the GMAT but, at least in the States, this often signifies a lower quality or less demanding MBA program.\n\nMost good MBA programs will ask for a GMAT score. If you are in any doubt as to whether you need to take the test check with business schools you aim to apply to.\n\nThe bottom line is that if you want to apply for an MBA at a quality business school you will almost certainly have to do the GMAT.\n\nThe GMAT is valid for 5 years so you can take it up to 5 years before you apply to business school.
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Everything I've heard about NMMI is very good. I would suggest you go, if you are being given the opportunity. Keep you eyes on your long-term goals, and study hard!
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If there is a college near you could send out the word to the marketing, business management type majors that you are looking for someone to put together a battle of the bands.  Hopefully someone young and ambitios will reply and you can underpay them due to their eagerness to enter the market....\n\nJust a thought
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Speaking about the GMAT Courses you can choose the IMS Institute, It gives coaching for GRE, TOFEL, CAT, IIT-JEE & ofcourse GMAT. You will have plenty of Mock tests in All India Level (during coaching) it makes you well equiped to fsce the exam with confidence.\n\n             All the Best friend.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/ \n\nPhoenix may cost a bit more...but if it's accredited I'd say it's an okay option.
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Blangladesh is reknown for its valuable information about sme promotion. i do not agree with those who advice u otherwise. if i were u i would try the MBA but go fot the specific one eg. MBA microfinance.