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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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In my view MBA-Finance is better option. Any organisation needs more finance specialist. Roles like Credit analyst, Risk Analyst, Finance Consultant, Account Manager, Relationship Manager and similar other roles. Job offers are across various sectors like Banking, IT, Manufacturing, finance-Tech. Though HR also has job roles in these sectors, but the number is higher for Finance roles.
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Shivam Gupta
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These are some advantages of doing MBA:
1. Dual degree holders are credentialed in two disciplines.
2. Dual degree holders offer employers a range of management and training skills and a breadth of domain-specific knowledge that can position them as an attractive prospect and future leader in their profession.
3. Dual degree holders have higher visibility in a pool of job candidates.
4. A dual degree may boost leverage when it comes to negotiating salaries and promotions as it offers two specialities and two skill sets.
5. A dual degree offers short and long-term career flexibility.
6. Dual degree programs offer savings in time and expe
1. Dual degree holders are credentialed in two disciplines.
2. Dual degree holders offer employers a range of management and training skills and a breadth of domain-specific knowledge that can position them as an attractive prospect and future leader in their profession.
3. Dual degree holders have higher visibility in a pool of job candidates.
4. A dual degree may boost leverage when it comes to negotiating salaries and promotions as it offers two specialities and two skill sets.
5. A dual degree offers short and long-term career flexibility.
6. Dual degree programs offer savings in time and expe
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Aishwarya Chembath
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Anything is fine. See which field you're interested in and opt that. I would recommend you to pursue PGDM.
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Aishwarya Chembath
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Anything is fine. See which field you're interested in and opt that. I would recommend you to pursue PGDM.
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Partha Pratim Barman
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What is your score in different entrance exams and which B-school are you willing to enter?
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Venkateswara M
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Weightage is given to the overall profile and yours is completely fine. You can easily get through with a decent performance in the GD/PI. All the best.
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Venkateswara M
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Weightage is given to the overall profile and yours is completely fine. You can easily get through with a decent performance in the GD/PI. All the best.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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MBA is all about management and the respective skills. If you think yourself capable enough to manage business and do better in that field, then go for MBA. Otherwise, Master's degree in designing is no less.
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priyank sharma
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For MBA in Mumbai, here is a list of some private colleges:
KJ Somaiya
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management
Sydenham
Xavier,
TISS
Chetana
KJ Somaiya
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management
Sydenham
Xavier,
TISS
Chetana
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