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9 years agoGuide-Level 13
Distance MBA (Masters of Business Administration) program is imparted over long distance with the help of modern technology and communication facilities. It is designed for individuals seeking to pursue higher education alongside their job. However, graduates too can take up the program. Distance MBA programs are ideal for working individuals or students who, for various reasons, cannot join the formal education system.
The minimum eligibility requirement for both type of MBAs are:
- Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university.
- Diploma holders need to possess three-year work experience to pursue the program
- B-schools selec
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Hope it will help you enhance your career!
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9 years agoContributor-Level 10
It depends on your interest and your zeal to pursue it. Further, the job scope and opportunities are immense when it comes to the field of physiotherapy. As life expectancy increases in India, old age related issues like muscle and bone will also surface more. Plus, patients, who have had surgeries (such as neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, broken bone surgeries and fractures) are subjected to rehabilitation after the surgery. Physiotherapists play an active role during such rehabilitation phase of a patient. Sports is another segment where physiotherapists may build a career in. Sport is one such field where physical activit
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9 years agoScholar-Level 16
Yes, you can go for office management course after BA.
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/articles/your-career-after-studying-front-office-management-blogId-4691
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First of all, I would recommend you to think about this situation again as this would make your previous qualifications (B.Tech and M.Tech) of no use. You can always complete your M.Tech and do the BA course whenever you're free. But withdrawing your M.Tech course in between and going for BA will raise many questions. Ultimately, it's your decision and you can opt for BA with the same university if they have the particular course.
Best of luck for your future.
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