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Neha Mehra

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Yes, you may pursue MBA. You need to graduate to pursue same.

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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour

Guide-Level 15

Hi, Very clearly MCA means Masters in Computer Applications and you will be mastering your future course in Computer Science Trade. If your passionated about learning Management then MBA this is the right choice of study to improve your managerial skills. MBA has options for you widely to choose from like many specialisation I. e, Marketing, HR, Sales, Banking and Finance. MBA has good package. MCA needs skills and experience to make things happen to earn good package. All the best.

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Saurabh dutt

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Hi Neelam,
It is better that you pursue M.Sc in physics, because that gives you serial by study, which will take you in the field of teacher professor, but if you are up to do MBA, then it will be a different side and a different stream of your study which will be difficult to cope up with but if you can do it you will get a very good advantage of it and if you want to do MBA you need to qualify CAT exam through which you will get IIM if you get a very good score more than the cutoff then surely you have a great career but if you can't then it's better than you go for M.Sc. In physics and then Ph.D. through which you can become a profes
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Rakhi BhardwajI'm delhi university student..

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For MBA, it is VIPs, ITS college, IIM College, and admission based on the ranks.
For PGDM, it is Bharti Institute, Greater Noida. And, all India council for technical education.

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Rakhi BhardwajI'm delhi university student..

Guide-Level 11

For MBA, it is VIPs, ITS college, IIM College, and admission based on the ranks.
For PGDM, it is Bharti Institute, Greater Noida. And, all India council for technical education.

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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur

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Yes, Kalinga University in Raipur is complete legal and the Marksheet have equal value, like other law universities. Don't worry, Kalinga University is a reputed educational institute.
Do upvote and follow, if my answer helped you in any manner.

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priyank sharma

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BML Munjal University offers B.Tech CSE. It has a large number of students opting for this particular course. Most of the faculty for the course have an experience of 15-20 years. Apart from the core subjects in the course, there are also other perspective courses which give a holistic view about the subject knowledge. I would definitely recommend to consider BML Munjal University for B.Tech CSE. The admissions are also open nowadays. Go check their webpage for the same and have a look at the curriculum

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CA Anubhav JainCool by heart and you can ask me anything

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If you have plan to practice the subject, then Chartered Accountancy is way better then MBA. However, if you have plan to do job in MNC's, then both would be indifferent subject to top 30 MBA colleges. Thanks.

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Neha Sharma

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B.Tech + M.Tech combination is more of the technical side, which will help you to pursue the research work or be in teaching domains. Whereas, B.Tech+MBA will help you to have managerial exposure in the technical domains or only managerial side.
Both of them are equally good. It purely depends on you what part you are interested in only technical or both managerial or technical.

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