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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi. No, it is not necessary but knowledge and skills are necessary to become a business manager. Master of business administration (MBA) programs give students advanced knowledge and skills in areas like management, leadership, research, and analysis. Graduates can pursue leadership roles in business and management. Requirements vary by school, but MBA applicants typically must hold a Bachelors degree and submit GMAT or GRE scores, professional recommendations, and an admissions essay. Some programs also require business experience for admission. For more information on these programs, visit the MBA homepage. Business professionals can
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Ashish Saxena

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You can think about IPS business school Jaipur as well if you are looking for a course with regular On Job Training (OJT). The college is absolutely worth the money putting for. The ROI is much more than the money invested. Students enjoy every bit of their 2 years and in fact miss that further more after passing out.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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XISS and IISWBM are equally good B-schools. If we compare IISWBM & XISS in terms of fess I would prefer IISWBM. In terms of brand value, both are equally good. In terms of ROI, I would prefer IISWBM. Although XISS & IISWBM are B- School of almost the same brand value I would prefer IISWBM.

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Ashish Saxena

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IPS Business School. IPS college is absolutely worth the money putting for. The ROI is much more than the money invested, and once you enroll here you will get to know why. You can talk to many people who have actually passed out from this college or even studying currently and you will get to hear only the positive aspects. So I am bullish for IPS college.

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Tina Singh

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MBA or Masters in Business Administration is a two year postgraduate programme that students can opt for after completing graduation in any stream. The course opens up a wide range of job opportunities that offer financial stability to the individual. Some of the best colleges for MBA in India include IIM, although if you are looking for a private university, I can suggest CVRU Bilaspur. For more information, do visit their website at CVRU Bilaspur.

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Tina Singh

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A lot of people opt to go for an MBA after completing their graduation in any stream. It is one of the most sought-after courses the world over. Pursuing an MBA from any MBA college is a really big decision. It is also very important to make the right choice in terms of university. This is why you should consider AISECT University in Jharkhand. An MBA enables you to get the top positions in any company along with attractive salary packages. It also gives you the benefit of forming lasting business relationships, which would help if you wish to start your own business eventually.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Few suitable MBA could be- MBA ( banking ) ( NIBM Pune)
- MBA Internenation business ( Jamia, IBS, IIM C)
- MBA in Finance
Few well known school for MBA executive are- IIM ( require 3-5 year of experience)
- FMS
- XLRI
- NMIMS
- Symosis
- IIFT
These executive courses are on campus/ weekend/ online. You can also explore courses of NSE & IIFT.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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MBA can be categorized into -
- General MBA ( with option of specializations in last year)
- specialised MBA ( marketing, HR)
- highly specialised MBA ( MBA in pharma, forest management)
Highly specialised MBA required specific type of graduation like B.Pharma for MBA in pharmaceutical management). HR, marketing, finance, operation are few popular and demanding MBA specializations. You should try to allign your under graduation study with MBA specializations. MBA marketing can be opted by student of any stream. Whereas commerce student can opt for MBA in Finance. Similarly law student can opt for MBA HR.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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PGDM is more job oriented. IIM PGDM is equivalent to MBA. Whereas MBA is required for academic career and Ph.D. So the basic difference is that PGDM is more rigorous and job oriented whereas MBA is more academic.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

PGDM is more job oriented. IIM PGDM is equivalent to MBA. Whereas MBA is required for academic career and Ph.D. So the basic difference is that PGDM is more rigorous and job oriented whereas MBA is more academic.

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