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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education
Guide-Level 11
Hello Rishabh,
MBA programmes in NZ are meant for working professionals, people having around 2-5 years' work experience can only apply. You can look for MS Management, PGDM or Graduate Certificate programs.
MBA programmes in NZ are meant for working professionals, people having around 2-5 years' work experience can only apply. You can look for MS Management, PGDM or Graduate Certificate programs.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Nothing. You do not get a job by adding a degree. Every job has a specific requirement if you are applying for a job for an accountant then MBA is overqualified and it means that your MBA has no value (it also depends from which institute you have got your MBA and if an MBA cannot fetch a campus placement for you, in the market, it has no value and the job you get will solely depend on your own ability, not on the basis of MBA). If you are applying for a job such as sales, marketing where MBA is prerequisite your M.Com has no value as it is a non-professional degree.
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Harsha Sinha
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Hi,
You can refer the link for the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?uaf[]=exam&uaf[]=specialization&ts=7078916&rf=filters&sp[]=487&ex[]=306&ed[]=et_20
You can refer the link for the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?uaf[]=exam&uaf[]=specialization&ts=7078916&rf=filters&sp[]=487&ex[]=306&ed[]=et_20
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
Lucknow University has total 480 seats in MBA on the year 2009 to 2011 it placed 91 students, total 70 students places in 2010-2012 and total 77 in 2011 to 2014 and considering this track record, the average campus placement is 33 percent which is definitely not good.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Shubham,
With the introduction of the open economy followed by a boom in consumerism in India and growth of organized retailing, the market had big expectations from the retail sector both in terms of growth in business and in creating job opportunities.
The MBA in Retail will offer a broader range of job opportunities in the service industry in India and abroad, as long as the candidate has the right attitude and skills.Those trained in Retail Management courses will surely have an edge over others as the preferred employees of the organized retailers. Some of the key areas where the Retail management course cover are:
1.The evoluti
With the introduction of the open economy followed by a boom in consumerism in India and growth of organized retailing, the market had big expectations from the retail sector both in terms of growth in business and in creating job opportunities.
The MBA in Retail will offer a broader range of job opportunities in the service industry in India and abroad, as long as the candidate has the right attitude and skills.Those trained in Retail Management courses will surely have an edge over others as the preferred employees of the organized retailers. Some of the key areas where the Retail management course cover are:
1.The evoluti
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi,
It's a difficult question to answer. Some do get a good job while some do not. Australian employers prefer student with extensive work experience. You must also be academically very strong and establish your network to find prospects.
It's a difficult question to answer. Some do get a good job while some do not. Australian employers prefer student with extensive work experience. You must also be academically very strong and establish your network to find prospects.
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Harsha Sinha
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To pursue distance MBA, which will help you grow in your career, you can look up courses from the below mentioned universities:
1. UPES
2. NMIMS
3. Symbiosis
4. MIT
5. IGNOU
1. UPES
2. NMIMS
3. Symbiosis
4. MIT
5. IGNOU
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