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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
This depends on individual's interest and other factors like, your field of graduation and your career prospects.
Major disciplines in MBA, you can look for are as follows:
1. Operations: It needs analytical knowledge with fair hands-on mathematics.
2. Finance: It needs basic knowledge of accounting and share, equity, credit-debit transactions.
3. Marketing: It deals with the promotion and advertising strategy to convince the target customers for your product.
4. HR: It requires good communication skills to deal with your team. You need to get the best out of your team and keep them motivated.
5. Mass communication: If you are interested
This depends on individual's interest and other factors like, your field of graduation and your career prospects.
Major disciplines in MBA, you can look for are as follows:
1. Operations: It needs analytical knowledge with fair hands-on mathematics.
2. Finance: It needs basic knowledge of accounting and share, equity, credit-debit transactions.
3. Marketing: It deals with the promotion and advertising strategy to convince the target customers for your product.
4. HR: It requires good communication skills to deal with your team. You need to get the best out of your team and keep them motivated.
5. Mass communication: If you are interested
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Both civil engineering and architecture have comparable scope. They are both very vast fields of study and career options available after each are huge. If you would like to choose between civil engineering and architecture, you would have to ask yourself which course you would prefer studying as each course takes up a sizable chunk of your time (4 years for Engineering and 5 years for architecture). You should ask yourself which course you feel comfortable with and where your interests lie, and then decide to pursue that particular course.
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Arti,
Your question is incomplete and you have not provided any information on your education background, interests, etc. Please share these for guidance.
Your question is incomplete and you have not provided any information on your education background, interests, etc. Please share these for guidance.
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8 years agoWhich field is better for a maths student for making career in agriculture field among MBA and M.Sc?
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Bhaskar Chatterjee
Beginner-Level 4
M.Sc if you are a science student. But MBA is not bad too, so it depends on your interest.
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Yes, you are eligible to apply. Thee eligibility depends on the type of course that you wish to pursue, the details of some courses are stated below:
Diploma: Class 10th cleared from a recognized board with minimum 40% marks.
Bachelors degree: Class 12th examination with at least 50% marks.
PG Degree: Bachelors degree from a recognized university with at least 45% marks.
Diploma: Class 10th cleared from a recognized board with minimum 40% marks.
Bachelors degree: Class 12th examination with at least 50% marks.
PG Degree: Bachelors degree from a recognized university with at least 45% marks.
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Sushree Sunanda Sahu
Beginner-Level 5
Congratulations on your achievement in class 10th.
Well with your subjects, you can go for any field which doesn't have biology and the list is really really long. Well, your future depends on your performance. You can choose law or go for designing, engineering, marine engineering, NISER or IISER or IISC, Bangalore. You can also opt for fashion technology, IT, or pursue pure sciences and then a Masters. Good luck!
Well with your subjects, you can go for any field which doesn't have biology and the list is really really long. Well, your future depends on your performance. You can choose law or go for designing, engineering, marine engineering, NISER or IISER or IISC, Bangalore. You can also opt for fashion technology, IT, or pursue pure sciences and then a Masters. Good luck!
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
Retail & apparel industry is a booming industry and has ample career opportunities.
You could join an E-Commerce/retailing /garment manufacturing company.
You could join an E-Commerce/retailing /garment manufacturing company.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
This would depend on your career goals and financial stability.
In case you would like to continue earning & learn along with it then go for an executive/part time MBA.
If money is not a concern then a better option would be to go for a full-time MBA & take advantage of your work experience at the time of the campus placement.
In case you would like to continue earning & learn along with it then go for an executive/part time MBA.
If money is not a concern then a better option would be to go for a full-time MBA & take advantage of your work experience at the time of the campus placement.
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