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New answer posted•4 years ago
Surbhi Sahu
4 years ago
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 / Bach

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4 years ago
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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4 years ago
75 percentile for candidates belonging to general and EWS categories. For candidates belonging to DA and ST minimum CAT cutoff is 50 percentile and for belonging to SC category is 60 percentile.

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4 years ago
Yes you can apply for admission in MBA after completion of your graduation. MBA is a very common and renowned degree worldwide. It is understood that you are proficient enough in the subjects you choose while pursuing this course. An MBA opens doors to vast alumni networks, top-notch internships, an

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4 years ago
Yes, you can go for MBA with Finance branch. This degree programme also gives students the chance to pursue careers in areas like investment banking, hedge fund management, financial statement reporting and analysis, wealth management, credit analysis, insurance management, and international finance

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P
4 years ago
There's no best specialisation in MBA. All are good and have great opportunities. My suggestion always is to choose a field which you like. MBA in Finance, Marketing and HR are very lucrative fields of specialisation. All these branches of MBA offer opportunities in various sectors and with exciting

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How is good to do MBA in Finance?

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4 years ago
As per my knowledge, Completing an MBA in finance improves your skills across a range of areas of finance, from risk management to financial control. These improved financial skills are beneficial in performing in your current position, plus providing new opportunities for progress higher up in an o

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4 years ago
MBA in Finance, Marketing and HR are very lucrative fields of specialisation. All these branches of MBA offer opportunities in various sectors and with exciting job opportunities. Although, choosing which field should you specialise in totally depends on your interests. Choose MBA with Finance. MBA

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4 years ago
Choosing the best MBA specialisation is one such factor that significantly affects your life and career in the long run. A specialisation helps graduates learn specific skills related to their desired careers. If you're a business professional with an interest in increasing your earnings, opting for

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4 years ago
On one hand, a degree in MBA Finance will allow students to pursue a career dealing with the financial aspects of a business, like risk management, valuation of funds and accounting. On the other hand, an MBA in HR is responsible to administer the largest capital of an organisation, I. e. , human ca

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