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Tushar Raka

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Dear Pandurang, I am a student of JBIMS and I would frankly say that JBIMS Marketing is always a better choice than Symbiosis Pune. We have best in class faculty and good placements for Marketing specialization.

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Sandeep Kumar

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Yes, Marketing is available as a elective for the BM course. You can choose it in second year.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

Scholar-Level 17

Both have great scope, but Marketing is like mother of all branches and has broader horizon. Finance shall require basics of commerce, but marketing is friendly and anyone can do it easily and happily. Choose what interests you and where you feel you would enjoy the work. Shall you need any help, feel free to post.

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Amaan Ansari

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KBS is really a good college for marketing specialization. Most of the companies comes in KBS is of marketing specialization only, I too have taken marketing as my specialization and hoping to get around Rs.35k per month never the less there are also students who gets much more than that, and about the faculty their supportive and will guide you in your career path and will also tell you on your weaknesses so that you strengthen your weak part and overcome it. According to me it's a nice college and even if you want to try in another colleges I would prefer saying try in lala lajpatrai and yes one more important information is that if
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Many universities have this provision. You must write to the university you wish to enroll at for such lateral entries.
Best Wishes

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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In my view the MBA specialization should be connected either with your graduation subjects or to the area where you have some inbuilt skills and a force within yourself to work in it. Generally speaking Finance is more opted but then if you have never dealt with finance, accounting, commerce in your earlier educational pursuits then opting for it might not stand the test of the time.

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Harleen Bedi

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The job prospects depend on which field are you better at. If you have great marketing skills, then even if you are hired at a basic salary, you will get promoted faster and your career will grow at a quicker speed. Same for the HR skills.
So don't look at the overall job market because there is no right or wrong answer to your question. Job prospects keep changing all the time. Choose the field you are great at, and you will have no problem finding a job and getting paid well in Canada.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

Scholar-Level 17

MHCET is not compulsory in Maharashtra, every college has their own requirements ij terms of entrance exams. Sydenham is the best to pursue MBA, under your budget, Although You wont get International Trade specialization. Flame, BIMM, are other good coll as well.
You can Try Kjsomaiya and Welingkar for your specialization if you are ready to shell out 10lacs.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-maharashtra-accepting-mat/2-0-114-0-306

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Yes Fenil, it is good, but then you must be prepared to work in these fields and not as an IT engineer.

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