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Sanjay K

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Hi Aditi,
See, the scope also depends on which college you are passing out such as IIMs or XLRI. The scope of the MBA in HR is a very much demanding profession. As you know HR is the most important part of any organization/company. There are various job opportunities in the field of human resource management. All industries need to hire an HR administrator(s) to settle and handle the activities regarding the hiring of an employee, their benefits, compensation, salary settlement, training & development and maintain the work performance of the employee, and ensure that all activities are done as per the company policy. the fresher should
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Sanjay K

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Hi Nidhin,
The cutoff varies every year according to the number of students applying for examination and number of seats available. It would be advisable that you get in touch with college authorities/official page directly for accurate cutoff.

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For those considering a career in investment, the question of whether to obtain a CFA or Masters in Finance designation has always arisen. Both have their pluses, as both degrees provide knowledge about the financial industry. However, there is a substantial difference between them. While the Masters in Finance provides more general knowledge and is better suited for those who practise in more general fields in the business and financial sector, the CFA programme is particularly tailored to those who need more specialised skills, such as investment analysis, portfolio strategy and asset management.
The Masters in Finance
The MSF provides
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Manjot Singh

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Yes, anyone can pursue MBA but I think with your marks, you are not eligible.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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If you are asking if MBA in Christ is a good option then yes, it is. But if you are asking if doing MBA after BHM is a good choice I am not too sure. If you want to diversify your options in the future MBA would be a good choice.

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aayush kumar

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In Canada, you need GMAT and TOEFL. And in Australia, you need GMAT, IELTS or TOEFL.

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