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It is a very general question that often asked with the candidate from the non-business background. With this question, they just want to understand the motivation behind doing your MBA after physics. Be genuine. Just smartly explain to them how doing an MBA can give you a rise in your career. The management skills that you will learn here is applicable to your industry also. You are being attracted by its diversity and industrial exposures, hence you have certain hope from doing the MBA even after graduation from physics. Networking, Management skills, exposure, career are some of the aspects that you can explain them to c
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Guide-Level 14
The Best College for Executive MBAs (after IIMs) are FMS Delhi, Indian Institute of Finance, IITs, and Delhi School of Economics. The specialization you should choose depends on your area of interest and kind of work experience do you have. However, a major specialization which is in demand nowadays is Project Management, Finance, and Marketing.
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If you see (or search on the website of top US Colleges), you will find that there are very few colleges in the USA or UK, who provide integrated courses. Second thing is, there is no such thing as B.Com rather you will do B.A. (Economics) or Bachelors in administration or B.Sc. In Finance etc. However, I'd recommend you to go for B.Com or BBA first in India and then apply for MBA abroad.
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Yes, if you are able to get selected in IIT for MBAs it would a good opportunity for you. Between DTU and IIT, my recommendation will go for IIT, not because of Fees but for MBA stream, IIT has proven track record. The IIT- Delhi has good no of connections with MNCs (McKinsey, BCG, Goldman Sachs, KPMG, etc. ). In compared to DTU with good placement package. But getting admission is also not easy there. Your CAT percentile, your academics and other factors also considered. Hope This Helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good Luck.
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7 years agoBeginner-Level 4
The syllabus of both the streams are same in 1st semester and 2nd semester onwards the subjects start to differ slowly. Both streams are good. International Transportation and Logistics is more focused on logistics and supply chain while Port and Shipping Management is focusing more on port and ship management. So, it's your choice, you can choose based on your field of interest.Coming to your 2nd question, as of my knowledge the jobs are offshore jobs only. Mostly you will be working in office not in ships. But if you are working in port operations, you may get a chance to board the ship for your work requirements.
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