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Sonima Dwivedi

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According to me PGDM is better. Things expire with the time, and that might be true with the MBA until and unless new life is injected into it. MBA is an old version for those wishing to pursue management studies, a two-year Diploma course PGDM, Post Graduate Diploma in Management sounds better. Generally, the PGDM course is far more industry-relevant and practical as far as the job market is concerned.

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Sonima Dwivedi

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According to me PGDM is better. Things expire with the time, and that might be true with the MBA until and unless new life is injected into it. MBA is an old version for those wishing to pursue management studies, a two-year Diploma course PGDM, Post Graduate Diploma in Management sounds better. Generally, the PGDM course is far more industry-relevant and practical as far as the job market is concerned.

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Sonima Dwivedi

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I afraid not because PUMBA accepts 96 percentile for Maharashtra students and 99 percentile for OMS.

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Sonima Dwivedi

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The eligibility is graduation + MAT. They Accept exams like CAT, CMAT, XAT,MAT etc.

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Nishant Kanwar

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No, you can't because GNM is not a degree rather a Diploma, and an undergraduate degree is mandatory for admission in any post-graduation/ Masters' programme. If you want to pursue MBA, you can do it after 2 years of post basic nursing programme. MBA in Hospital Management suits you the most.

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ARUN

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Hello,
The minimum GPA required for admission into the MS programme after graduation in Canada is 3.0 on a scale of 4. That results in 65 to 70%. Must obtain a GPA in the range of 7.5 to 7. Additionally, you must meet the GMAT or GRE requirements in order to be selected for the programme. Before applying for postgraduate admission at a Canadian university, a general candidate must have graduated with 65 to 70% of the possible points and 12 years of relevant work experience. This will be useful.

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ARUN

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Master of Business Administration in Biotechnology or simply MBA Biotechnology is a 2-year post-graduation course in Biotechnology that teaches the fundamentals of both business and biotechnology. The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing this course is that the students must have completed their graduation in either the field of engineering or medicine or graduation in BSc.
MBA has a wide scope of jobs for its students. There are a lot of opportunities once the student steps in the market. Some of the major recruiting sectors are:
Biotechnology Companies
Food Manufacturing Companies
Agricultural Companies
The major job profiles are:
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Pallavi Sharma

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Yes, he can pursue MBA after BCA. MBA is a foremost career option that is pursued to be the best career option after the compilation of BBA. The majority of students seek to pursue MBA after BBA or other commerce-related courses to just sharpen their skills, knowledge, and their educational background to perform well in their respective jobs in the corporate or finance world. MBA can be equally beneficial even if done from private colleges provided that you have chosen the one from the A-list. If you pursue MBA from government colleges like IIMs you hold the reputation for the rest of your life. There are many students who get the same
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Pallavi Sharma

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That totally depends on your interest, skill set and long term goals. No particular specialisation can be good for every single individual. Had it been the case, every private institute would have offered that one specialisation only and every student would have opted for that same. Many pursue an MBA degree to get to high managerial posts in organizations, but some don't. They pursue an MBA to become entrepreneurs and start their ventures. MBA training includes business management, planning, marketing, financial management, and many other skills that entrepreneurs need, making it a highly desirable degree to pursue after B.Tech. Below
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Pallavi Sharma

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I will suggest you to choose MBA in Finance, An MBA in Finance means an MBA with a major in Finance. It is a good major for many people, but you should understand that you will not get an in-depth graduate education in Finance. Thus, if you want to make a career in Finance, you might want to consider a master in Finance in preference to an MBA in Finance. The scope of an MBA in finance is tremendous and offers good job opportunities with good pay packages. If you do your programme from any of the top MBA institutes in Delhi, your chances of getting placed in a good position increase many folds. An MBA in finance is often the most prefe
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