which are the best colleges in pune for mba in finance course i.e full time course without any entrance test.?
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according to me there is not such any college in pune which can give you direct admission and that too of a full time regular course,because if it happens than every body goes to that college and than admission will not be possible.\nIf u wants to study from a very reputed college than u has to give entrance test.Symbiosis institute of management is a well reputed college ,but any way try some where .\nAlso take information about the management qouta seats and if u want to do that correspondencely than icfai,manipal institute r the good options.Best of luck for ur future
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buddy i cant suggest you the name of the colleges but i'll suggest you the NCFM(NSE Certification for Financial Markets) examinations. These are the examinations conducted by NSE(National Stock Excahnge). You can approach your broker for details or directly NSE. The certification is available in : Capital Markets, Derivatives, Mutual Funds etc.
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(m)\n\nBharati Vidyapeeth’s Poona College of Pharmacy-Erandawane, Pune-38\n\nRaigad Dnyanpeeth’s Pharmacy College- Bhor -District Pune\n\nSheth Govind Raghunath Sabale College of Pharmacy\nSaswad-412301 \n\nMaharashtra Academy of Engineering and Educational Research's -College of Pharmacy\nErnadawana, Pune-38 \n\nD.Y.Patil College Off Pharmacy\nPimpri, Pune-18 \n\nCollege of Pharmacy\nMalegaon -District Pune
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There are no. of mgmt. exams like CAT,MAT,ATMA,XAT and CET.You can get admission into good colleges by excelling in ATMA and CAT.ATMA is held in the month of February every year.For details visit www.atma-aims.orgMAT is held 4 times a year in the month of Feb, May, Sep and Dec every year.www.aima-ind.org/ \nis the site for MAT.MBA is a 2 year post-graduate programme in management. MBA is of 2 types - general MBA and specialised MBA.In general MBA at the end of 1st year you are supposed to choose specialisation in either of the 1 subject - marketing or finance or materials/operations or human resource. Example of specialised MBA is MBA in Biotechnology which is available at the Department of Management Sciences, University of Pune. In specialised MBA like MBA-Biotechnology you are taught all the 4 subjects in much detail i.e marketing, finance, materials/operations and HR that's because your specialisation is Biotechnology.You are specially prepared to lead a Biotech or Pharma company.The advantage is that you can go to any other sector like telecom, IT, Retailing etc. because you have been given detailed knowledge of every field with special focus on Biotechnology. That's the advantage.There is much demand for MBA-Biotechnology in Australia, USA and Europe apart from the one in India. For details on this course visit http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net   \nThe web-site tells you also on various management entrances like MAT, ATMA, CAT etc.Ranking of colleges along with list of various colleges is also given. You can go for following links that will tell you more about MBA - \nhttp://users.cjb.net/microbiologyreview/ect1.htm\nhttp://users.cjb.net/microbiologyreview/ect2.htm\n\nAs far as my knowledge goes Alliance Academy in Bangalore is not a very good college. Although the fees is very high about 5.5 lakhs for 2 year program there are chances that fees may touch 6 lakhs mark. The placements are not very good. I personally won't suggest you to take admission in Alliance, Bangalore.\n\nGood colleges through MAT are- \nBIMTECH, Noida\nDepartment of Management Sciences,University of Pune\n(www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net lists web-sites for these institutes.)
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Master in Business Administration being a Post-graduate course, a degree is to be obtained before going for MBA.   Since your wish is to do finance, it is better to first obtain a degree in commerce and then go for MBA finance.  this will help in pursuing the studies which is a 2 years course in a reputed Management Institution.  Though correspondence courses are available, full time course is the best.\nMBA at NMIMS, Mumbai\nMBA at Welingkar, Mumbai\nVR
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IIT (Powai), Pune Enginnering, PICT (Pune)
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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.
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don't think about the marks. Once you get good score in admission tests, marks will be irrelevant.\nThere are two many options for you, but currently two hottest options are:\n- MBA (Finance),if you are interested in your subject\n- MCA if you want to go for Software jobs.\nSo, decide on the basis of your interests, & All The Best.
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Well i guess a diploma from NIIT might help alongside regular MBA coz they give you a certificate after the course is successfully completed whereas in MBA IT you have additional subjects on IT but at the end of MBA course you dont get a separate certificate of IT,,
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Have you checked this site?\nhttp://www.ascenteducation.com/best_indian_b_schools/top_management_institutes/top_india_MBA_PGDM_b_schools.shtml
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Both US News and BusinessWeek rank MBA programs.  See the links below.\n\nMany of the top MBA programs do not have specializations.  However, a general MBA from one of these schools is going to be better than an MBA in finance from a second or third tier school.\n\nMy advice is to go to the best school you can get into -- the top schools are good at everything. \n\nSince you ask about finance, here is my opinion:\n\nTop Ten:\n\nWharton, Chicago,  MIT,  Stanford,  Duke,  Berkeley,  UCLA, Rochester, NYU, Columbia\n\nNext Ten\n\nMichigan, Tuck, UNC, Virginia, Yale, Washington University, Northwestern, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon and University of Maryland.\n\nYou will notice that I do not include Harvard.  They have a very odd Finance Department.  I would put it near the top for corporate finance, and would not include it on any list for capital markets finance.\n\n(My list is biased -- but informed.  I have an MBA from Duke, a PhD in Finance from Berkeley and have taught at Wharton, MIT and Maryland).
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Yes - Many online universities offer classes without the GMAT requirement.
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Admission into one of the six Indian Institutes of Management is every MBA aspirant's dream. \n\nThe Common Admission Test (CAT), which is the qualifying examination for admission to the IIMs and other top management institutions across the country, is one of the most challenging entrance examinations. There are numerous coaching centres and classes to train graduates to clear it. Every year, CAT is conducted during the month of November or December. This year CAT is to be held on November 21 in several centres in the country. \n\nOver one lakh applicants will take the examination, hoping for a successful career in management. The entrance examination isn’t, however, their final hurdle.  \nWrite better \n\nInterview tips\n\nPower your resume \n\nBack to Go 'n Do! Home\n \n\nCandidates who clear the test with the cut-off percentages fixed by various institutions will be short listed and called for group discussions and personal interviews after which the final selection will be made. \n\nSuch is the magnitude of CAT. It's big. Students start preparing a year or two in advance and very rarely can one be confident about one's performance in the test, for the performance is rated in a 'relative' manner. \n\nDespite all this, it's certainly not impossible to crack CAT. People have done it before, therefore you too can. It just calls for systematic preparation, meticulous hard work, and the right frame of mind while taking the test. \n\nHere are a few tips you could follow if you are keen about attempting CAT 2005. \n\n*Start now! \n*It is never too early when it comes to preparing for CAT. The earlier, the better! Starting early would give you that much more time to learn, understand, apply and remember. \n*There are several institutions like TIME, IMS, Career Forum etc that have a complete module for CAT. Taking up coaching classes in one of these centres will help you systematise the process. \n*Apart from regular classes, these centres give model question papers and also conduct several mock CAT examinations to help identify your strengths, weaknesses and thereby enable focused learning. \nIt is vital to brush up your basic Math and Language skills. \n\n*Part of your daily routine: \nMake preparation for CAT a part of your daily schedule. Continuous practice is vital. Practice makes perfect. So perfect the art of practice. \n\n*Focus: \nSet yourself deadlines in simple things like completion of a section. This will not only help you judge your speed, but also help you improve it. \nRemember that it's you who wants to see yourself sitting in one of the IIMS this time next year. So give your best. Don't ever let over confidence or laziness ruin your chances. \n\n*Read up: \nYour regular course material aside, you also need to update yourself with what's happening in the world. Read newspapers, magazines, editorials, simply anything you can lay your hands on. \nApart from equipping yourself with general knowledge, you are also improving your reading speed, which is very important in the entrance examination. \nAlso, you could get a passage on anything from 'Possibility of life on Mars' to 'Water scarcity in Chennai'. So reading a wide-range of articles would help you be prepared for any topic. \n\n*Believe in yourself: \nHave the right amount of confidence in yourself. In times of fear or doubt, tell yourself "Of course I can, I should , I will!" After all, hard work will never let you down. \nTreat this as a genuine learning process that's going to help you crack several tests, interviews in future with great ease. \n\nAll the best! \ncc
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MBA India - Kanpur Business School Program\nIIT KANPURThe MBA program is offered by the world-famous Industrial & Management (IME) department of Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur). Selection of Indian students is through a rigorous All-India entrance test followed by GD &PI. This program is open only to engineering/ tech/ architecture graduates with min 60% marks. For foreign students, selection is on GMAT scores and prior background.
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This should help you\n\nhttp://sap.meetup.com/cities/in/pune/
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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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First of all you need to prepare for Written test which is basically an aptitude test. You need to clear it with good percentile. Then comes preparation for group discussions(GDs) and personal interviews(PIs). Also you need to carefully select college for your MBA. Doing MBA from good college will  only be useful. \n\nhttp://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net provides full information on MBA-Biotechnology, a potential career path. Also Free guidance for GD's and PI's along with a full digest of questions and topics is available on this web-site.