MBA/PGDM

Hi there,
First of all, remove this approach of choosing a specialisation in career for a girl or a boy. Both have equal opportunities & prospects, its not a gender biased selection. There are lot many specializations today but first decide about your career priorities where or which companies you are aiming for, depending on you can choose. Every specialisation has its own selective jobs and categories. So if you an outspoken and want to have information of various places in terms of products, organisation, strategies etc. Finance or marketing is best suited along with IB which gives you information beyond the national boundaries. Hr is also good as it deals with people so if you think you can work with various kinds of people having good or bad approaches this field is best. People skills are most important here. Finally, it depends upon you. MBA in any specialisation is good in my view.

Dear Palash, Your expenses have many variables like Indian legal Proceedings (it costs you more), your college location etc. Let's have a basic overview. If you plan to stay in mainstream urban areas of USA like Chicago, New York City, California, New Jersey, Washington, Florida, and Boston, you may need to spend more. Additionally, if you plan to stay in a very much outfitted house alone or with one flat mate, you may likewise need to spend more. In this way, contingent upon your necessities, your costs may change when contrasted with others. The two noteworthy costs that one needs to deal with. Tuition expenses; is in complete connection to the college in which you are going to study and may vary from one to another (average is approximately. $20,000). Living Expenses; This changes starting with one individual then onto the next relying upon the area, flat size, number of flatmates and closeness to the college. This, as a rule, ranges from $500 to $1100 every month. So, basically, there are lot many factors that you have to take care of for studying in the USA (apart from your tuition fees). .