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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
If you wish to have a career in the non-clinical field and move abroad, MPH is a good option. Also, in case, you decide to go to the USA for your MPH and later want to practice dentistry, it'll be a great step for your admission in a college for DDS.
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Satish K SwarnkarAssistant Manager @ VGU & VIT Campus, Jaipur
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Thanks for showing interest in Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur.
If you want to pursue your MBA in Entrepreneurship then you have to appear for a personal interview.
You may apply online at www.gcecglobal.com
For more details, feel free to call on the toll free number:
1800-3-131415
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Mail to the institute at info@vgu.ac.in
If you want to pursue your MBA in Entrepreneurship then you have to appear for a personal interview.
You may apply online at www.gcecglobal.com
For more details, feel free to call on the toll free number:
1800-3-131415
Or
Mail to the institute at info@vgu.ac.in
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Usha L MojiPositive thinker!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Kevin,
Yes, you can definitely do MBA abroad if you meet the eligibility criteria for the institutions.
As far as I know, most of the institutes ask for work experience.
All the best.
Yes, you can definitely do MBA abroad if you meet the eligibility criteria for the institutions.
As far as I know, most of the institutes ask for work experience.
All the best.
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Jainish ShahPGDM E-Business | Digital Marketing Consultant
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What details are you exactly looking for?
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Jainish ShahPGDM E-Business | Digital Marketing Consultant
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Any correspondence hybrid programme will add value to your programme, if you are working in that industry, or if you are seeking a switch. Hybrid programs are for people who are working and do not want to take full time programme. Welingkar is known for quality education and you will find it worth. But, a Hybrid PGDM is not valued much. Instead take part time three years Masters (MS) from Welingkar. It will have much more value than the correspondence hybrid programme. MS would be affiliated by University of Mumbai. I am currently pursuing full time PGDM business from Welingkar. You can let me know if you need any guidance or have doub
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Agrim Jain
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Some MBA exams have different eligibility criteria, application fee, number of seats reserved for each categories such as General category, SC, ST, etc. While some MBA exams have no quota at all. It is difficult to keep a track of all these categories and rules for each MBA exam.
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Agrim Jain
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In my opinion, an MBA definitely has more scope than a CA due to the following reason:
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role.
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role.
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Jainish ShahPGDM E-Business | Digital Marketing Consultant
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Hello Yogesh, it completely depends on what you want to do? If you want to do Marketing, but heard from people that finance has good scope and took finance, then you will not grow. Scope lies in your interest level. People avoid HR. But, if one is really interested in HR then one also grows a lot in HR. Specialization should not be decided like this. Think of yourself in a marketing role. Would you love it? Then go for it. Similarly analyze yourself for finance, HR and operations too. All the best.
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Jainish ShahPGDM E-Business | Digital Marketing Consultant
Contributor-Level 8
Hello Yogesh, it completely depends on what you want to do? If you want to do Marketing, but heard from people that finance has good scope and took finance, then you will not grow. Scope lies in your interest level. People avoid HR. But, if one is really interested in HR then one also grows a lot in HR. Specialization should not be decided like this. Think of yourself in a marketing role. Would you love it? Then go for it. Similarly analyze yourself for finance, HR and operations too. All the best.
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Ridhima GargAspires to be successful HR
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Minimum Salary offered is Rs 12.00 Lacs per annum and Maximum Salary offered is Rs 14.80 Lacs per annum. Companies who visits the campus are Alibaba. Com, Asian Paints, Berger Paints, Coal India, Colgate, Flipkart, GODREJ, Google, Hilton Garden Inn, HSBC, ITC Ltd. , Jaro Education, Naukri. Com, Oil India Limited, Pepsi, Philips India, Royal Orchid, SAIL, State Bankof India and many more.
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