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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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IMT offers Diploma and these Diploma courses are not equivalent to an MBA program neither for academic purpose in India nor for the visa abroad.
For knowledge enhancement only it may be useful but definitely not if you are thinking that it carries the same value as full-time PGDM program. The focus of IMT through distance learning is just on earning money.
For knowledge enhancement only it may be useful but definitely not if you are thinking that it carries the same value as full-time PGDM program. The focus of IMT through distance learning is just on earning money.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Why do you think mass communication is a management subject and it should be offered as an MBA specialisation?
Why not as Master of Journalism and Mass Communication or MA in communication?
The term MBA means Master of Business Administration and Mass communication is not a business administration area , rather it is related to arts stream.
You may do MA Public Relation, MA mass communication or MA Journalism. You may find a career as PRO in the corporate and government agency, you may start working as executive internal and external corporate communication in big corporate houses, you may work as journalist and so on.
Why not as Master of Journalism and Mass Communication or MA in communication?
The term MBA means Master of Business Administration and Mass communication is not a business administration area , rather it is related to arts stream.
You may do MA Public Relation, MA mass communication or MA Journalism. You may find a career as PRO in the corporate and government agency, you may start working as executive internal and external corporate communication in big corporate houses, you may work as journalist and so on.
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9 years agoWhat is the scope of MBA in information technology abroad and what type of jobs can I get after MBA?
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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India is one of the best places for MBA IT Graduates, simply because India is hub of many IT MNCs and job opportunities in cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Noida, Gurgaon etc are huge. If one has previous IT work experience and MBA IT, they are directly hired by companies as entry level managers, usually called Business Analyst. In case of campus placements at B Schools too, these companies recruit students with IT background (B. Tech in CSE/IT, BCA, MCA, B.Sc-IT and others) and offer entry level managerial role with handsome salary. Payscale, a salary comparison portal states
Entry level IT Manager salary at about
Entry level IT Manager salary at about
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Shail Oberoi
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First, you need to complete your graduation. You can only pursue PG if you have successfully completed your graduation.
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Shail Oberoi
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Digital marketing has a good scope. However, it would depend a lot on your interest areas & career aspirations.
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Shail Oberoi
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You should prepare for CAT. It's the open test for most of the premier MBA colleges. Some top ranked MBA institutes also run their own open tests, you could also prepare yourself to appear from them.
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Shail Oberoi
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You need to first decide your career aspirations & then based on it take a call. Since you are a B.Tech in ECE graduate. In case you are keen in the said area then you could pursue professional certification in specific technical areas that are related to your field. You could also pick up a work assignment and then pursue a course that helps you acquire advance skills in your work area.
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