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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA
Guide-Level 12
KIIT is a better choice for doing MBA considering it offers better opportunities, placements, and overall growth and development.
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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA
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MBA in HR has slightly lesser salary due to its nature of being an office job, so probably lesser workload. In marketing, if you get sales profile then you have to probably travel a lot. Hence, accordingly, salary and incentives are also more. HR is better if you want a stable work-life balance.
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kanksha Mutreja
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Here are some tips which will help. You can score better in you entrance. For more information, you can refer to books and previous years solved and unsolved question papers.
Here are some tips which will help. You can score better in you entrance. For more information, you can refer to books and previous years solved and unsolved question papers.
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Sayali WankarInspirational and people person
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Hi buddy,
On this score in your category, I strongly feel that you will surely get admission but things may change as per merit list and cut-offs. If not, you can surely try and apply for SIES, IES so that these opportunities don't go out of your hand. But probably you have high chance of getting into MS at Welingkar.
All the best and Cheer up!
On this score in your category, I strongly feel that you will surely get admission but things may change as per merit list and cut-offs. If not, you can surely try and apply for SIES, IES so that these opportunities don't go out of your hand. But probably you have high chance of getting into MS at Welingkar.
All the best and Cheer up!
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
Guide-Level 12
After having a look at your percentage, it looks pretty tough for you to get admission in MBA. Whereas MBA requires at least 50%- OBC/General and 45% for SC/ST candidate to qualify. Saying about perfect age to study, there is no age bar for study you can learn anything at any age.
Best of Luck for your future.
Best of Luck for your future.
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
Guide-Level 12
Hi, These are the types of BBA which you can refer:
1. Professional (Finance, accounting and marketing): These majors teach you skills that you can use from day 1, until you become a CEO. They have a quantitative aspect and top programs can land you jobs with prestigious companies. Your ambition and ability to network can really shape your career path here.
2. Technical (MS, supply chain and operations): These majors prepare you to be highly employable and you will often have a good chance at an above average starting salary.
3. General (Management, international business and entrepreneurship): This is the most worthless type of major
1. Professional (Finance, accounting and marketing): These majors teach you skills that you can use from day 1, until you become a CEO. They have a quantitative aspect and top programs can land you jobs with prestigious companies. Your ambition and ability to network can really shape your career path here.
2. Technical (MS, supply chain and operations): These majors prepare you to be highly employable and you will often have a good chance at an above average starting salary.
3. General (Management, international business and entrepreneurship): This is the most worthless type of major
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Shashank Sharma
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Yes, it is a good option to do but being good and skilled in that particular field is more important than college.
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