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Rishav SoodAlways here & happy to help u..... : )®

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Both HR & Marketing are important in business and both require different skill-sets. In my opinion, MBA in marketing would have better scope because:-
1. Marketing is closer to the revenue of a business. Generally, companies consider marketing as Profit-center and HR as Cost-center. If you do well in marketing, your contribution would be easily recognised by top management.
2. I think marketing would have more jobs. As soon as a startup is founded, marketing executives are needed. However, HR execs hiring could be postponed or outsourced till company becomes bit stable. In the same company, size of marketing team would be bigger than si
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PIYUSH MISHRAFEEL FREE TO CALL #8446739069

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There are many top MBA colleges in India other than IIMS:
Symbiosis
BVP
MIT
Christ University etc.
These university are known for MBA degree. You can try for paid seats in November. Admission time in these colleges. Further, for more details and guidance feel free to contact us on given details above. Thank you.

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neha trivedi

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As per my knowledge, distance learning programme of Madurai Kamraj University is very much recognised. You can apply for regular post graduate course.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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BBA would be the obvious choice if your primary goal is MBA. BBA will build a strong foundation in basic concepts in management that will surely help later.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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The academic gap is not a very big issue in pursuit of higher education. You are definitely eligible for MBA. Your experience will help you in interviews and will attract many opportunities.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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Any graduate is eligible for MBA, without any doubt. You can also give many entrance exams like CAT, etc. If you are planning to study while working, then I would suggest pursuing Executive PG Diploma in Banking and Finance. Since you already have some experience, it would be good for you.

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Suprakash Mishra10 years of exp in Digital Marketing

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Not at all. It all depends on the B-school, profile offered, and recruitment. The location also matters for students, the standard of living too. These all are major factors.

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