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vikas k
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First, you should choose a field like government, public and private and entrepreneurship. If you want to serve public then you should go for government jobs like center and state jobs and armed forces. Public Sector Units like GAIL, ONGC and NTPC also provide job opportunities with good perks and other benefits.
Private sector jobs are more lucrative and rewarding for management graduates and for this reason a good number of BBA and MBA students turn towards big corporations. But finding job in private sector isn't a piece a cake as you have to face stiff competition that is becoming difficult day by day.
Entrepreneurship seems a good
Private sector jobs are more lucrative and rewarding for management graduates and for this reason a good number of BBA and MBA students turn towards big corporations. But finding job in private sector isn't a piece a cake as you have to face stiff competition that is becoming difficult day by day.
Entrepreneurship seems a good
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Smalkha Group Of Institute is better as the timings are from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
It has 5 lectures and 2 sessional in a semester along with some guest lectures which are very good. Faculty members are also up to the mark.
All the best.
It has 5 lectures and 2 sessional in a semester along with some guest lectures which are very good. Faculty members are also up to the mark.
All the best.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
It depends upon which institutes that you pursue your course. Normally for BBA graduates, salaries would be 3-4 lakhs per annum which is the average salary that are received. But it is completely based on institution. So choose the best institution, check the placements, companies, average salary accordingly you have to take decision to join.
A graduate from top b schools like IIMs receive a salary of 7-12 LPA. You can do MBA after BBA to get a good salary.
A graduate from top b schools like IIMs receive a salary of 7-12 LPA. You can do MBA after BBA to get a good salary.
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Jyoti Kapoor
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If you want to be a part of airport management/operations, then you need to pursue a course in aviation & hospitality management coupled with some business management skills. You can go for MBA in aviation management.
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Maharnav KhoundHello! It's Maharnav here.
Contributor-Level 7
Both are equivalent. There is nothing such different between the both courses. But I prefer you to take BBA, since it will equivalently prepare you for your MBA.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, if you want to, as MBA is a logical extension of BBA. However, do MBA only from the top B-schools for better exposure, placements and brand value in the job market.
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Mir Noaman Ali
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Hi Siddharth,
For having a chance of admission into FMS Delhi, you need to have a CAT score of 99.5%ile at least. I'd advise you to score in excess of 99.8%ile to enhance your chances of getting an admit into FMS Delhi.
For having a chance of admission into FMS Delhi, you need to have a CAT score of 99.5%ile at least. I'd advise you to score in excess of 99.8%ile to enhance your chances of getting an admit into FMS Delhi.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Both BBA and BBM are similar courses with nomenclature difference. You are advised to do MBA from a top B-School to achieve your career goals.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Why do you think mass communication is a management subject and it should be offered as an MBA specialisation?
Why not as Master of Journalism and Mass Communication or MA in communication?
The term MBA means Master of Business Administration and Mass communication is not a business administration area , rather it is related to arts stream.
You may do MA Public Relation, MA mass communication or MA Journalism. You may find a career as PRO in the corporate and government agency, you may start working as executive internal and external corporate communication in big corporate houses, you may work as journalist and so on.
Why not as Master of Journalism and Mass Communication or MA in communication?
The term MBA means Master of Business Administration and Mass communication is not a business administration area , rather it is related to arts stream.
You may do MA Public Relation, MA mass communication or MA Journalism. You may find a career as PRO in the corporate and government agency, you may start working as executive internal and external corporate communication in big corporate houses, you may work as journalist and so on.
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