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Chandni Arora

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The MBA programme at Delhi University's School of Open Learning (SOL) is a one-of-a-kind academic programme that stands out from other MBA programs in India. SOL's MBA programme offers a unique approach to learning that emphasises flexibility, open learning, an industry-oriented curriculum, and affordability. DU's Open learning is at the heart of the MBA programme. The programme encourages students to take ownership of their learning and cultivate a self-directed approach to their studies. SOL's MBA programme instils essential skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making, which are essential for success in the bu
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Uttkarsh beriwal

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Yes, E-MBA students also participate in placements. The placement process for E-MBA students is similar to that of regular MBA students, although the companies that participate in the placement process may differ. Many E-MBA programs have a dedicated career services team that provides career counseling, organizes networking events, and works with employers to facilitate on-campus interviews and recruitment. 

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Uttkarsh beriwal

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Hello Mahesh Kumar, If you want to pursue an MBA, you can start by researching different business schools and their programs. It's important to consider factors such as the reputation of the school, the curriculum, the location, the cost, and the job placement rate after graduation. Additionally, you should also evaluate your own strengths, weaknesses, and career goals to determine the type of MBA programme that would be the best fit for you. Some popular types of MBA programs include full-time MBA, part-time MBA, executive MBA, and online MBA. It may also be helpful to talk to current MBA students, alumni, and industry professionals t
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Ankit Kumar

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You can opt for a specific specialisation such as Marketing, Finance, HR, Operations, etc. In the second year.

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Ankit Kumar

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MBA in Finance has more job opportunities in areas such as banks, investment and portfolio management firms, accounts departments of companies etc. On the other hand, MBA in Marketing has job opportunities in areas such as brand management, advertising, sales departments etc.

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Ankit Kumar

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MBA in Finance has more job opportunities in areas such as banks, investment and portfolio management firms, accounts departments of companies etc. On the other hand, MBA in Marketing has job opportunities in areas such as brand management, advertising, sales departments etc.

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Ankit Kumar

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In my opinion the MBA specialisation should be chosen based on 2 attributes. First is your area of interest and second is your capability to excel in that area. Money does matter, but in the long term it won't. Finance will make or break the company. Marketing is the back bone for the company. Finance if you perform well; you will move to the top. Managing the Marketing is more important than doing marketing. If you are an introvert - Go for Finance. If you are an extrovert - Go for Marketing. Getting a job in Marketing is easy compared to Finance.

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Ankit Kumar

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Finance will make or break the company. Marketing is the back bone for the company. Finance if you perform well; you will move to the top. Managing the Marketing is more important than doing marketing. My suggestion always is to choose a field which you like. MBA in Finance, Marketing are very lucrative fields of specialisation.

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Ankit Kumar

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Chartered financial analyst CFA The CFA programme is an excellent option for those fascinated in a career in the Finance area. It is a very exhaustive and long course so you may want to start preparing for it before starting your MBA.

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Ankit Kumar

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Go through the basics: Most of you may not be of a management background like the students from BMS or BBA. Hence, a good idea would be to go through the basics of what the MBA has to offer. Try to proactively learn some basic terms and concepts from general subjects like marketing, finance, economics, etc. $ B.Com or BBA are the best.

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