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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field

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Dear Swetha,
According to me, it will not help you. You can professionally learn more English in your organisation rather than doing a course (MA through distance). As per me, you should do MBA (distance) in operation management. It will definitely help you in your current job. You will get promotion and salary hike too .
Currently, you are working in the recruitment department then you should do MBA in HR.

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Surbhi KumariPassionate about Legal Journalism

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Yes, you can pursue Masters in mass communication. MJMC is open to all graduates as it has a wide scope. You can do a job of a RJ, reporter, anchor, editor, PR, event manager and many more. On the other hand, in history you can do MA in history or you can go for competitive exams.
You can try for:
1. MICA.
2. IIM - C.
3. Jamia.
4. Makhanlal, etc.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Yes, it is. There must be a clarity in your mind that you want to get into media or media related jobs. Mass comm. does not mean print and electronic media alone. Plenty of government jobs ask for masters in mass comm. Public relations officers and other profiles demand this. As you have a good base of account and commerce as well, it increases your prospects to claim jobs in financial domain or banking mass communication/PR jobs. And I believe, MA in mass comm. is safer than M.Sc. or other nomenclatures of this degree.
If you have decided, then do not avoid skill development during your master degree. From where you do it matters less
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anjani jha jha

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For development of grievance handling skills, MA in psychology or MSW is the best option for you.

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Chetna S

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Hi Palak,
You can go for Masters in actuarial science, finance management, public policy, econometrics, IAS, IES, journalism, etc. from India. Canada offers you variety of PG Diplomas and degrees to suit your interest, so you can create your major as per it.

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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST

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To get a job in Bank, a graduation degree is sufficient.
You need to appear in various National Level Competitive Exams to get a job in Banking Sector.
For that, if you want to do MBA then surely go for MBA in Accounting & Finance or Banking if available.

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