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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Agri-business explores the production, marketing and trading of products related to agriculture. The MBA programme also covers improved growing techniques, agricultural machinery, fertiliser, pesticides pre- and post- harvest handling, storage, transportation, packaging and labelling. Critical management issues as financing and technical assistance, preparation of products for exports, overseas marketing issues and government policy are also an integral part of the programme.

Some of the optional courses offered in an Agri-Business Management Programme are Agricultural Finance/Banking, Agro Processing, International Agriculture and Trad

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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Anup,

International Business is one such career programme which offers ample scope for career in international & transnational corporations. With the huge growth of international business, the demand for individuals increased with an understanding of global markets & in-depth knowledge.

A student having the degree in international business can be a part of private and government sectors. This specialization provides the great opportunity to work in a global market and across the world. The MBA in IB person can join the international market department of the companies, international placement offices, import and export departments of c

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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Radhaballav,
Aviation management would involve maintaining and helping in the proper services to customers at the airport. Aviation Management is all about understanding how to use principles of management to keep running airports and airlines safely and smoothly.
Aviation Industry typically is divided into airlines for passengers (life) and cargo (non life)
You can be involved in any role or function such as:
Cabin Crew handling
Cargo handling
Ticketing and Reservations
Airport Operations and management
Whichever role, you wish to perform, please note that the courses needs to be IATA recognised.
There are diploma programs available stressi
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Bipin Jha

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To be eligible for admission to the PGDM programme, the participants must possess a Bachelor's degree or equivalent, with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent in any discipline, from a recognised university in India or abroad (recognized by the UGC Association of Indian Universities) for admission to PGDM.

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roshni kumari

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If you want to pursue MBA in future than B.Com (H) is the most beneficial in my sense.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Well Tanay, both have scope in their sectors. MBA is meant for working professionals and after an MBA you will most likely be absorbed into high level managerial roles. This is why people do an MBA. The Masters will get you entry level jobs. Students enrolling into Masters programs are typically freshers and/or interested in RnD careers.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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In MBA, there is no constraint or pre-requisites required while selecting the specialisation. MBA in finance/marketing are also opted by many of the IT-Engineers. Of course, Operations is one of the best-suited specialisations for Engineers. But other specialisations like Finance, Marketing, Financial Engineering, HR, Hospitality Management are also equally preferred. It's just your interest towards a particular discipline. As you are yet to sit for entrance exam you must try to get into NITIE-Mumbai, SIOM-Nashik-for Operations, TISS/XIMB-for HR, MDI, FMS, IIMs, JBIMS, IFMR, TAPMI, GIM - for Finance, S.P.Jain, NMIMS-Mumbai, Great Lakes
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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Siddhant,
Pumba is a better option than IIM Bodh Gaya as it is more established, better ranked and offers good placements than the IIM. Also the ROI is not an issue for Pumba.

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aakash sharma

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Hi Aklas,
If your interest is more in core commerce education especially accounts then for you M.Com can be a good option, but ideally MBA provides a wide scope of career opportunities.
Where M.Com will only give you limited options, MBA has more horizons to look upon.
My brother did MBA in Port and Shipping Management from UPES Dehradun and is now working with an international Germany based shipping company. It's all upto how well you pursue it.
My personal opinion would be go for MBA rather than M.Com it benefits more in future.

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