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HARISH REDDY S
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Yes, there are plenty. In reality, keeping track is challenging. My more than 20 years of experience at IGNOU has given me the chance to meet a large number of learners who gather on the day of Convocation to share their experiences. Many of them have previously told me that they acquired jobs because of their Maters Degree in Management from IGNOU. Personally, I believe that information gathered and presented/applied at the appropriate time is more significant than the institution.
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HARISH REDDY S
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, there are plenty. In reality, keeping track is challenging. My more than 20 years of experience at IGNOU has given me the chance to meet a large number of learners who gather on the day of Convocation to share their experiences. Many of them have previously told me that they acquired jobs because of their Maters Degree in Management from IGNOU. Personally, I believe that information gathered and presented/applied at the appropriate time is more significant than the institution.
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HARISH REDDY S
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When do you anticipate I'll enrol in an MBA programme? This is the first question that comes to mind. And I usually tell anyone who asks me for advise that all streams are excellent; just look at your abilities and your interests or what you like the best. Some people enjoy HR, some enjoy marketing, and yet others enjoy operations. Do not follow your buddies (for example, if this buddy of mine is going to Marketing, I am also going to Marketing; do not do this). But, as a marketing officer, I can tell you that marketing management has a wide range of applications in any business.
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HARISH REDDY S
Beginner-Level 5
When do you anticipate I'll enrol in an MBA programme? This is the first question that comes to mind. And I usually tell anyone who asks me for advise that all streams are excellent; just look at your abilities and your interests or what you like the best. Some people enjoy HR, some enjoy marketing, and yet others enjoy operations. Do not follow your buddies (for example, if this buddy of mine is going to Marketing, I am also going to Marketing; do not do this). But, as a marketing officer, I can tell you that marketing management has a wide range of applications in any business.
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HARISH REDDY S
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, it is feasible to pursue an MBA with a 45% GPA, but you will not receive a professional or quality education with this score. If your score is poor, I recommend that you retake your weak topics and improve even more. Nothing is out of the question!
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HARISH REDDY S
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Yes, it is feasible to pursue an MBA with a 45% GPA, but you will not receive a professional or quality education with this score. If your score is poor, I recommend that you retake your weak topics and improve even more. Nothing is out of the question!
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HARISH REDDY S
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Fee Structure And Facilities: The fees structure for two years will be about 4.5 - 5 lakhs for the full course based on the entrance examination results and academic performance of students in the prior course. Fee structure that is reasonable and dependable for the course being given.
Overview of the Course Curriculum: MBA Masters of Business Administration is a fundamental and professional education that focuses on the basics. At the same time, deep study processes that make the topic easier to learn are being used, and electives Marketing and finance are being studied separately to minimise misunderstanding and offer greater emphasis
Overview of the Course Curriculum: MBA Masters of Business Administration is a fundamental and professional education that focuses on the basics. At the same time, deep study processes that make the topic easier to learn are being used, and electives Marketing and finance are being studied separately to minimise misunderstanding and offer greater emphasis
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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I will suggest you to wait for 1 year and prepare for CAT / CMAT. MBA cost is worth if done from top 30 /50 school. Also you can explore about option of distance MBA from SCDL / IGNOU / NMIMS. Best Wishes.
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Surbhi Sahu
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Yes, you can do Ph.D. in economics after MBA in finance as you are eligible for doing Ph.D. in Business Economics. To be eligible for Ph.D. course, you should have completed Masters degree with above 55% marks from a recognised university. You should also have a Bachelor's degree in economics / Bachelor in technology in economics from a recognised university. MBA in finance will help if Ph.D. in economics involves higher level math.
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Priyanka Kukreja
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You can complete your MBA after the completion of D.pharmacy . If you are ready to invest two more years then you can apply for master's program in public health and health informatics. Management program like MBA hospital administration is also an another option
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