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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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UPES, Amity and ICFAI are some top private colleges that will give you admission in MBA through correspondence. IGNOU is a good government college, but requires the student to pass OpenMAT.
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abdul haque
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Yes sister. If any problem arise in getting the degree and other certificates, you have to go to university, and for your kind information, it is very horrifying /terrific to go there. Please an innocent suggestion to you please search nearest universities /colleges/institution for your need.
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shivangi raizada
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If you are in the technical field, operations will be the best option for you. It all depends on 2 things:
1. Interest: If you are not interested in your current job or do not like it then to change your career path, you can choose marketing, finance, HR, etc.
2. To improve your career prospects: If you want to improve your career prospects then it's better to do that course which will be of some help in your work. From that point of view, operations would be good for you.
1. Interest: If you are not interested in your current job or do not like it then to change your career path, you can choose marketing, finance, HR, etc.
2. To improve your career prospects: If you want to improve your career prospects then it's better to do that course which will be of some help in your work. From that point of view, operations would be good for you.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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Check out this link to know more about the colleges offering this course.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-in-supply-chain-colleges-india.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-in-supply-chain-colleges-india.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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You can certainly pursue MBA through distance or correspondence. You can choose any branch according to your needs as there are plenty out there like Logistics, Finance, Oil and Gas etc. If you are looking for Shore job in the Merchant navy itself then Logistics and other related course will help. I would suggest taking a look at available options.
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Joseph Mathew
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NIBM Global provides online MBA training programs for the duration of one year and two years. NIBM Global offers 1 year and 2 year online MBA training, 1 year Executive MBA training and various other fast track programs. You may visit the official NIBM Global website for matters related to admission and course details.
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Sanjana SodhiDevelop a passion for learning.
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Hi S B Shankar, IIFT FORE School of Management, MDI- Gurgaon. These are the best institutions that offer part time and distance MBA in HR. Good luck.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Hi,
Doing MBA after civil engineering is not worthwhile because you are diverting from your core qualification/business. After an MBA, one gets a job in that particular field only like Sales, Accounting, Retail, Banks, Insurance, Mutual Funds, etc. So in these sectors, engineering knowledge is not relevant. So, what was the use of doing engineering and spending the valuable four years into that? So, in my opinion, you have to start the searching for your job immediately, because in the next year thousand of civil engineers are in the queue for competition. So prepare your self for up coming competitive exams and attend the maximum numb
Doing MBA after civil engineering is not worthwhile because you are diverting from your core qualification/business. After an MBA, one gets a job in that particular field only like Sales, Accounting, Retail, Banks, Insurance, Mutual Funds, etc. So in these sectors, engineering knowledge is not relevant. So, what was the use of doing engineering and spending the valuable four years into that? So, in my opinion, you have to start the searching for your job immediately, because in the next year thousand of civil engineers are in the queue for competition. So prepare your self for up coming competitive exams and attend the maximum numb
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shivangi raizada
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No, you are not eligible for it, as your score is lower than 44% marks. They atleast require 55% marks, after that you will be eligible for it.
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