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Can you suggest some good B-schools in India to pursue MBA?

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MBA programme gives you fundamental management knowledge, meaning you'll get a holistic view of business across areas like marketing, finance, and accounting, all while developing those vital soft skills and leadership skills. Having MBA on your resume will help you stand out to employers, but the t

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Can you suggest some good B-schools in India to pursue MBA?

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Asked by Jha Sam
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4 years ago
MBA programme gives you fundamental management knowledge, meaning you'll get a holistic view of business across areas like marketing, finance, and accounting, all while developing those vital soft skills and leadership skills. Having MBA on your resume will help you stand out to employers, but the t

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Career after BBA+MBA is very demanding and an MBA after your BBA increases your studying and brings you to a greater leadership stage. Very few schools give a fresh strategy to this course in India. This course, however, is very industry-oriented and aims at developing leadership abilities from the

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The integrated BBA MBA course equips the candidates with the skills and knowledge required for becoming skilled leaders. Upon completion of this programme, the candidates will be able to find lucrative managerial jobs in market leading companies. Besides, this course will inculcate entrepreneurial s

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A person with an engineering degree will have knowledge and expertise in the technical aspects of engineering and Science. Gaining an MBA will add to it and improve your expertise in corresponding fields. An MBA can provide the skills necessary for an engineer to develop into a strong leader adept a

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MBA and M.Com are both good choices for Postgraduates. MBA isa professional course that focuses more on industry requirements and help students for a better management jobs. M.Com is a course targeting theoretical knowledge in the field of Commerce. While an MBA prepares a candidate for a career in

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I think you are the best decision maker for this as per your present scenario. But adding on to a higher degree always helps you shine better and specialise in the field to have an edge over others. No doubt Cognizant is a big good company but if you have the desire to study more, you might again co

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You need to check the university official website and from their you will get to know their eligibility criteria for each and every programme also the fee structure and grade conversion criteria.

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No, MBA in HR can be done by anyone irrespective of their gender.

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These are some best colleges- Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Sandip University, KK Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and Research, Ashoka Business School.

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