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Manish Kumar

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Both are the good option and they have equal accreditation like AICTE, NBA and AIU equavennce but if you are looking college in Delhi then FIIB is somehow the better option as they have very limited intake capacity where you will get more career opportunity in view of ROI /placement. Along with this you will get global outlook through Global Immersion Experience programme and Student Exchange programme. This would be the better option for you.

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Preeti Makhija

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Hi, MBA in Marketing Management is a very good career option. It plays a vital role in your profile. As we all know that marketing was concerned with buying and selling of goods and services only but now its scope has widened and it encompasses a range of activities from consumer satisfaction to consumer delight and management of customer relationship. The Scope of Marketing is as follows:
1- Products and Services
2- Marketing Research
3- Channel of Distribution
4- Physical Distribution
4- Promotional Decisions
5- Pricing Decisions
6- Environmental Analysis
Career Opportunity: First step to make your career in Marketing field is to select a go
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Rocky Singh

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I trust Dr D Y Patil Centre for Online Learning so, I suggest you pursue an online MBA from DPU COL. Get to know more about the placements, fees, courses and college from the official website.

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Rocky Singh

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I would suggest you for Dr. D. Y. Patil centre for online learning the one of the prestigious colleges for online MBA/PGDM programs. You need to visit the website to know about colleges and different online courses offered at the college from here https://www.dypatilonline.com/mba-marketing-management.php.

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Rocky Singh

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You need to checkout the Dr. D. Y. Patil centre for online learning to pursue online MBA in marketing.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

You can pursue -
1)any specializations from top MBA specializations like HR, marketing, finance, operation etc. Or
2) high specialised programme ( which are more suitable to student from specific courses) like MBA in pharma management or MBA in law, tourism,. In your case you can pursue MBA in
- marketing ( most suitable demanding specializations)
- tourim
- hospital management
- service management
- Hotel Management
A highly specialised MBA programme has it's worth if done from top b schoolnfor that specializations. The competition is low but the skill is also demanding. You should pursue MBA in tourism if it is from top b school like II
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Snigdha Kumar

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Basis your work experience you are eligible for 1year MBA or Executive MBA programme. You will get many options basis your GMAT score and work experience. You may try with Iims and IITs or any premier B schools. Based on the previous year data you are eligible and having good chance in
IIFT, Delhi
SP Jain
IIM Madras
BITs Pilani
You may also try in newly open Iims I. e. IIM Ranchi
IIM Rohtak
IIM Raipur
IIM Udaipur
IIM Kashipur, etc. All the Best!

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Janvi Kalra

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It is decent enough for marketing. Many good companies come for internship programs as well as for final placements.

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Snigdha Kumar

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Yes, you can. Considering you are doing MBA not PGDM. An your minimum aggregate of marks is not less than 55% in MBA.

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