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If you are doing general MBA then you can do it in marketing, finance, HR and operations. Choose your field of interest in first year then you can opt for the choice in second year.
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Yes, IELTS score is valid in many countries and Canada is one of them. There are many universities in Canada accepting IELTS score for the admission in MBA program.
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No, B.Com is not eligible to apply for MBA at BITS.
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Which course should I pursue after completing B.Com, LLB or MBA?
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Both LLB and MBA are diverse career options which are difficult to compare. It is apple vs oranges comparison. You must choose your professional degree based on your interests, not on which degree is best.
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I'm in my engineering studying computer science. What should I pursue between MBA or MS which has a bright future?
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Both have equally bright future. But, the career paths are different. With MS you will have a chance to work in more technical areas with MBA the choice is a bit narrower. Get into MS and you will definitely get a chance work with high end IT companies. When you say MS I assume you are going abroad.
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Which course should I pursue after completing BE, MS or MBA?
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Honestly speaking I would say you to go for MS or ME. If you want to go for MBA I would say get some experience first and then go for MBA degree. If you have some practice work experience under your belt it will definitely give you an edge over others.
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Most of universities conduct MBA weekend classes on Saturday and Sunday. In case you cannot attend classes on Saturday, you may prefer MBA by distance learning.
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How is this college for PGDM in operations management? Am I eligible for it with 658.5 in MAT, 58% in BE (mech.), 54% in 10th & 60% in 12th?
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College is good for operation specialization. You are eligible to get a call for GD PI if you have 70 percentile or more.
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How much experience do I need for MBA? I have completed a Diploma in tool and die making & have 3 years of work experience.
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3 years of work experience is good. Our college accepts candidates without having work experience also.
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What is the process to get into this college for PGDM? Do I need to write any entrance exam? If yes, kindly name it along with it's cut off.
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You can apply through any entrance exam such as CAT, XAT, MAT. The cut-off is 70 percentile or more.