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Contributor-Level 10
Please refer to the below URL for more information regarding this course:
https://christuniversity.in/humanities-and-social-sciences/social-work/master-of-social-work-msw-human-resource-development-and-management
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Guide-Level 14
There are different ways of admission in MBA. Some institutes prefer CAT/XAT/ MAT scores only for admission to MBA course. And to appear for CAT/XAT/MAT etc student needs to have 50% in graduation. But eligibility criteria varies for various Management Institutes or Universities, they can take different %age in graduation along with CAT/ MAT/ XAT scores.
Another way of admission is internal tests or admission criteria of individual Management Institutes or Universities.
You can check the websites of
New answer posted
9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
There are different ways of admission in MBA. Some institutes prefer CAT/XAT/ MAT scores only for admission to MBA course. And to appear for CAT/XAT/MAT etc student needs to have 50% in graduation. But eligibility criteria varies for various Management Institutes or Universities, they can take different %age in graduation along with CAT/ MAT/ XAT scores.
Another way of admission is internal tests or admission criteria of individual Management Institutes or Universities.
You can check the websites of universities like Amity, Lovely, Chitkara, Manip
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Guide-Level 14
Eventually, both courses have good scope abroad in their respective fields. With a geography degree, you can be employed in sectors ranging from education sector to tourism. An MBA degree will help you earn a high level managerial post provided you want to be in the management and business line. So, the question can be answered only by you. Know what you want and decide accordingly.
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Guide-Level 12
Unfortunately, there is no chance except Sanskrit and Hindi courses if you are interested.
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Guide-Level 12
Some of the highest paying career options after Arts include:
IAS
IFS
Lawyer
Professor
Journalism
Fashion Design
Interior Design
Radio Jockeys
Video Jockeys
Acting/Modelling etc
What you should do finally is your personal choice based on your interests and career plans.
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