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Ananya Dev
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Hi Sangeeta, Well, distance education does not have much credibility in the market. It is more about self-learning more than market credibility.
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Leena Agarwal
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Hello, if you are having interest in management type job, then it is worth to do MBA after CSE. If you aware having interest in coding or engineering part, then you can join job after completion of CSE simultaneously pursue MBA.
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Pallavi Arora
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Hi Deepika,Executive MBA is a great way to add that needed pump to one's careers. Because an Executive MBA is a part-time or modular programme, you will be able to make an immediate impact at work and directly apply the knowledge and skills you gain in the classroom to real-world situations. The learning is deep and engaging since you can test new behaviours and tools when you get back to the office. It gives you the invaluable opportunity to meet and interact with new groups of people, expanding both your professional and your personal network. During the programme you will benefit from the diversity of participants in your class, max
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Mukul Singh Yadav
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After MBA, there are many job opportunities, like you can do job in big companies with higher package, or you can apply for civil services.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello,
Kindly visit the given link to know about the placement report of SIMSREE for the batch 2016-2018.
http://simsree.org/placements/executive-placement-report/
Kindly visit the given link to know about the placement report of SIMSREE for the batch 2016-2018.
http://simsree.org/placements/executive-placement-report/
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Agrim Jain
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Some MBA exams have different eligibility criteria, application fee, number of seats reserved for each categories such as General category, SC, ST, etc. While some MBA exams have no quota at all. It is difficult to keep a track of all these categories and rules for each MBA exam.
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Agrim Jain
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In my opinion, an MBA definitely has more scope than a CA due to the following reason:
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role.
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role.
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Mohit Sood
Guide-Level 12
Hello Anee,
MBA is a very big option after completing your B.Pharma. The pharma-industry is one of the top running players in any country. The managing experts are always required for any of the industries to grow up.
MBA is a very big option after completing your B.Pharma. The pharma-industry is one of the top running players in any country. The managing experts are always required for any of the industries to grow up.
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Lorna Dsouza
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Hi Anshu,
I would suggest you to pursue MBA in hospital management. That would give an enhancement to your career if you don't want to practice medicine/surgery.
I would suggest you to pursue MBA in hospital management. That would give an enhancement to your career if you don't want to practice medicine/surgery.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Yes, overall a good option. If you are interested to work in German corporates you might be exposed to a good network. Post study work option and PR options are also quite good. But, not every university has a good MBA programme. You must check for top ones like Mannheim, Frankfurt, Otto Beisheim etc.
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