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Yes, you can go with MBA as you have done B.Com, and you can apply for Amity University distance learning MBA on your own. But, you can face some issues if you do directly, because no one would be there to help you, but if you enroll through any organization, then you will get good support from the organization.
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There are around 1800 seats for Management programmes in Symbiosis. All the best.
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So the first batch will pass out in the 2020. So we can't provide you with the average package for health care.
But you can have a look at the overall placement report for 2017 and interim placement report for 2018 here: https://s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/simsr/Placements/Interim_Placements_Report_2018.pdf
https://simsr.somaiya.edu/en/placements/placement-highlights.
Regarding the placements many companies, visited the campus for specific health care for summer internship. The HCM students don't compromise on their profile and many of th
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It is very nice to see your enthusiasm and interest in doing your MBA, even if by correspondence. You can definitely go places after completion of your MBA. Actually, your current job may not require a person with MBA qualification & hence you will find that after you acquire this great qualification you will be in a different league all together and you can be in the different position in a different company. In view of this instead of looking for an MBA which is suiting your current position you should do MBA in that topic which interests you or fascinates you greatly. Best wishes to you.
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