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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
The scope of MBA is really good. But you should get your MBA from a good college/university. Since you are from life science background, I think you can choose related fields in MBA. If you're looking for a career change, you can choose the most common MBA domains like HR, Marketing, Finance, Operations, etc. Your undergraduate degree is not a problem for MBA. Also, try writing exams like CAT, MAT, etc.
All the best.
All the best.
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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
NMAMIT. You have to choose this because of the following reasons:
1. Beautiful Environment
Surrounded by western ghats and good places nearby NMAMIT has one of the good environment like similar to that of IIT-Bombay.
2. Good Students (especially localites)
Localites coming from CET, generally, are exceptionally good in studies, you can easily get notes and doubts being solved by them and clear the exam.
3. Decent Faculty and Autonomous Syllabus
I do not say all faculty members are great as one of them was a disaster in engineering graphics for me in my first year. But, in general, if you compare it to all the colleges which are Non-IIT or NI
1. Beautiful Environment
Surrounded by western ghats and good places nearby NMAMIT has one of the good environment like similar to that of IIT-Bombay.
2. Good Students (especially localites)
Localites coming from CET, generally, are exceptionally good in studies, you can easily get notes and doubts being solved by them and clear the exam.
3. Decent Faculty and Autonomous Syllabus
I do not say all faculty members are great as one of them was a disaster in engineering graphics for me in my first year. But, in general, if you compare it to all the colleges which are Non-IIT or NI
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Pranjali Naiksatam
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Hi,
From my personal experience, I would suggest you that doing MBA in marketing will be beneficial as you will get broader exposure and as an add-on, you should opt for digital marketing course as it is also the need of the hour. If you are looking for detailed and practical exposure in digital marketing, I would suggest you check LIPS India where they provide detailed knowledge and good practical exposure, I personally found this institute really helpful to build my career.
I am providing you with the link which will make your search easier:
https://bit.ly/2LtTJtA
From my personal experience, I would suggest you that doing MBA in marketing will be beneficial as you will get broader exposure and as an add-on, you should opt for digital marketing course as it is also the need of the hour. If you are looking for detailed and practical exposure in digital marketing, I would suggest you check LIPS India where they provide detailed knowledge and good practical exposure, I personally found this institute really helpful to build my career.
I am providing you with the link which will make your search easier:
https://bit.ly/2LtTJtA
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Shubham KaringwarProud to be a part of JBIMS.
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All courses are open for both men and women in this institute. In part-time MBA course, candidate's doesn't get benefits of placements as they are working professionals.
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kanksha Mutreja
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https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-finance-colleges-Pune
Kindly visit this link.
Kindly visit this link.
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Aeshna Chhabra
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, you can take admission in UBS for the global BBA + MBA integrated course in the second year, provided there are certain conditions followed. Firstly, you have done graduation from a recognised university and have to attain more than 60%. Also, you must be having a degree regarding the same. If not, you cannot take admission for such degree.
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mayank bhardwajI am a Management Student
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Yes, many B-schools gives seat of MBA without entrance, like Chandigarh Business School does not take an entrance test, Chitkara Business School, etc. But their main campuses take entrance test.
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Raghavendra Nagireddy
Beginner-Level 2
If you want placements, better not to go with SV, SK, Andhra universities
As of now, none of the universities is providing placements. Universities in Andhra Pradesh have become hubs of government job preparing students. If you want free time to prepare for government jobs, then go with these universities. Or else, go the top private colleges which provide best placements.
As of now, none of the universities is providing placements. Universities in Andhra Pradesh have become hubs of government job preparing students. If you want free time to prepare for government jobs, then go with these universities. Or else, go the top private colleges which provide best placements.
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