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Sarita Sahani
Beginner-Level 4
Hello,
Yes, for sure you can pursue your SAP course after completing your MBA as because it will take 9 to 12 weeks if you go on full time course and yes if you are crossing this course as a career it's really good decision of yours ad because it will help to get job in a higher position SAP software classes will really help you for getting skilled knowledge in sistema, applications, and products related knowledge. Go ahead all the luck to you for your future.
Yes, for sure you can pursue your SAP course after completing your MBA as because it will take 9 to 12 weeks if you go on full time course and yes if you are crossing this course as a career it's really good decision of yours ad because it will help to get job in a higher position SAP software classes will really help you for getting skilled knowledge in sistema, applications, and products related knowledge. Go ahead all the luck to you for your future.
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Sahil Rana
Guide-Level 15
Companies like Micromax, Blue World, Dell, etc. The students who were placed were offered sales profile. The highest package of the batch was around INR. 6 LPA while minimum being INR. 2.5 LPA. Same is the case with internships as only 60 percent students got internships with stipend.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
Guide-Level 15
It depends on what suits you the most. If you have interest in biotechnology then you can get good package in it also and same is true for MBA. If you don't have interest and just choosing it on the basis of others judgement, you might fail to get a good placement. No one knows better than you what is best for you. MBA needs communication skills, presentation skills, etc. MBA students get good placement but some people also don't get job. Even after biotechnology people get good job but majority of them don't get as high paid as MBA. MBA has more opportunities and salary but biotechnology is also not a bad choice if you have interest i
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Spend that much amount only if the college is worthy in terms of the job opportunities, learning, infrastructure, etc. Else, save money for pursuing MBA from a reputed college since the fees is usually quite high.
Spend that much amount only if the college is worthy in terms of the job opportunities, learning, infrastructure, etc. Else, save money for pursuing MBA from a reputed college since the fees is usually quite high.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Admissions for the 2019 batch were over long ago since the academic classes across India would have started in some MBA colleges this month onwards.
Admissions for the 2019 batch were over long ago since the academic classes across India would have started in some MBA colleges this month onwards.
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Daksh Nagpal
Guide-Level 12
There are many advantages of studying MBA from IGNOU, as well as there are some of the disadvantages too. You can read both at:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/mba-from-ignou-blogId-19681
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/mba-from-ignou-blogId-19681
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Muskan Marodia
Contributor-Level 8
According to me, doing integrated course for B.Tech and MBA is better options than doing a short term business course after B.Tech and it completely depends on your interest which course to apply.
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Parna SahaMarketing Grad,Sri Balaji Society's BIMM,Pune
Contributor-Level 10
Well since you are already working in Sales and Marketing profile so I guess it will be difficult for you to pursue MBA in a regular curriculum otherwise I Would have suggested you go for regular course. However if you cannot do a regular course, you can search Symbiosis university Distance MBA programme or some Government university distance learning programme. Also for your knowledge you can do some certificate courses that will help you in your profile as for the time being.
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