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Nikhlesh Mathur
Guide-Level 14
Since you are a chemical engineer I suggest you think once again about your MBA specialization subject. Ire and Safety are good fields but you will have to compete with candidates who will not be engineers there. You knowledge of chemical engineering would diminish gradually and would not immensely help in fire and safety field. It will help only to a limited extent.
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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Both are reputed. Prof G.Ram Reddy comes under Osmania University. For it the candidate must have qualified ICET-2017 Integrated Common Entrance test for MBA or the Entrance test conducted by Osmania University ICFAI is a Deemed University and it is at several places in India.
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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It might not be a very good idea to do for PhD in clinical psychology after doing MBA unless you think that for you that is the best way or the only way out. Think again. However, for doing PhD you need to contact the University Registrar's office and get the finer details.
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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The stream operations or IT-Infrastructure would be most suitable for you for the management course.
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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Maybe that MBA in pharmacy will not be of good value to you. Instead I suggest you do MBA with specialization in hospital management.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Amandeep,
Firstly ask yourself why you need an MBA and what are you going to do after getting the MBA. This is what business schools will ask you and if you don't have a career goal nobody can suggest or help you. Yes gaining work experience in organizations like ISRO, BHEL, etc. will definitely boost your application and CV but at the same time you have to keep planning as to how you can relate your work experience and MBA and the combined outcome. Any work experience will do, be it research or administrative, but the quality will matter. You have to very engaging and innovative and display managerial skills. Check different specia
Firstly ask yourself why you need an MBA and what are you going to do after getting the MBA. This is what business schools will ask you and if you don't have a career goal nobody can suggest or help you. Yes gaining work experience in organizations like ISRO, BHEL, etc. will definitely boost your application and CV but at the same time you have to keep planning as to how you can relate your work experience and MBA and the combined outcome. Any work experience will do, be it research or administrative, but the quality will matter. You have to very engaging and innovative and display managerial skills. Check different specia
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8 years agoWhich are the best short term courses for reasoning? I have 6 months gap as I was preparing for MBA.
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Debajit Chandra
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Hi,
Since you are preparing for MBA and have an interest in SAP then I would recommend going with SAP Sales and Distribution (SD). To learn SAP you don't need to know any computer programs because the course you will pursue for functional not development.
Since you are preparing for MBA and have an interest in SAP then I would recommend going with SAP Sales and Distribution (SD). To learn SAP you don't need to know any computer programs because the course you will pursue for functional not development.
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aakash deep
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I think no one because most of the premier colleges accept CAT for admissions and you are not eligible for it.
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Monali Patadiya
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It can't be predicted. It depends on the type of company visit to the institute. Like in 2016-17 batch 3 students were placed for the firm operating in Dubai. In 2015-16 no student got abroad placement. So it depends. But one thing is for sure that very reputed and globally known companies and some of them MNCs do visit BK for placement. So if not right after campus placement then you stand a chance to go abroad for your job purpose through promotion with your productive work to the company.
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Pushpendra Markandey
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No, only PGDM and EMBA courses are available in IIMs and there is no such correspondence course available.
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