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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Suhail,
Both the programs have slightly different career outcomes, you should know your interest and career plans and decide, if you are not fit for a program then there won't be growth or money. I will ask you to see the Skilled Occupation List of the different provinces in Canada and check the professions in demand, you can then relate and choose.
Both the programs have slightly different career outcomes, you should know your interest and career plans and decide, if you are not fit for a program then there won't be growth or money. I will ask you to see the Skilled Occupation List of the different provinces in Canada and check the professions in demand, you can then relate and choose.
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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM
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First of all you need to realize your core strengths. Having said that you are a mechanical engineer with work experience you have an idea how the industry works, you just need to think and analyze on your interest and key skills which will be handy for you to climb the corporate ladder. If you have an interest in HR than go for it, but doing HR from mediocre B school is just a waste of time instead aim high and go for one of the best institutes like Tata Institute of Social Sciences. If you are good in analytics and have convincing capabilities then go for marketing. If you are a guy who can easily play with numbers than go for Financ
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Harshit Jain
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Yes, you can. Pursue regular MBA as minimum requirement for MBA is 50% in graduation. You can attempt entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XMAT, etc. and after clearing these exams you can easily get admission in good colleges. Some universities do have minimum criteria of 60% but have some have 50% only. CAT has minimum criteria of 50%.
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Harshit Jain
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MBA and MCA are two different fields. It depends on your interest and career goals. If you want to go for technical field then go for MCA else if you want to go for management then go for MBA. Both the degrees are having equal opportunities.
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Hitesh Salian
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It depends on what you want, do not expect placements in distance learning course from the college.
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Swapnadip Mazumdar
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Being an engineer is always beneficial, as you are generally smart and job-ready.
Demand of sales will never fall, as companies have to sell their products "always".
So, for you, MBA sales or marketing should be a good option.
Demand of sales will never fall, as companies have to sell their products "always".
So, for you, MBA sales or marketing should be a good option.
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Swapnadip Mazumdar
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You should follow what your heart is saying, as you have handsome amount of work experience in a promising sector.
If I were in your place, I would take finance.
If I were in your place, I would take finance.
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Piyush Mittal
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