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monali shill

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Please prepare well for CAT 2018 and try for a better percentile. You will not get very good colleges with this score.

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Freeda N

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Executive MBA is for working professionals who want to enhance their skills for professional growth in a short period of time but cannot give their full time for studies. So, it is basically for working professionals who have experience.

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Freeda N

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Executive MBA is for working professionals who want to enhance their skills for professional growth in a short period of time but cannot give their full time for studies. So, it is basically for working professionals who have experience.

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Freeda N

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As you have completed your MBA-HR, you can very well start as a HR executive and gradually move as a HR manager in any reputed organisation.
All the best.

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Pratik Daware

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Yes, definitely, with all your glory, you are eligible to go for public administration.

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Pratik Daware

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Considering it was typo and you meant BBA. Now, coming to your question, the sad part is there is barely any good institution offering MBA programme without any entrance test of sort. So, else, you can go for Masters in Management studies if in Mumbai (which is almost MBA equivalent).

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