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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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The finance division or department is involved financial planning, accounting and decision making, whereas the marketing department is involved in developing marketing plans and strategies to deliver messages to target markets about the company's brands, products and services. If you are more of an introvert, critical thinker and passionate about statistics and numbers, then Finance specialization is well suited for you. Whereas, if you are an extrovert and love communicating your thoughts, and are able to persuade people, then you should opt for Marketing specialization.
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Himanshu TalrejaThe Best veiw comes after the Hardest Climb.
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If you are pursuing MBA in Finance, try to get certification courses provided by NCFM by NSE and IRDA certification which will be beneficial for further preferences and enhancing your Cvs.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Hello Tanusri,
As per future employability scenerio and fit to arts students are Tourism, Marketing & Hotel are good. And Healthcare management & Aviation suits for Science student. Finance for commerce.
All the best for your future.
As per future employability scenerio and fit to arts students are Tourism, Marketing & Hotel are good. And Healthcare management & Aviation suits for Science student. Finance for commerce.
All the best for your future.
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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!
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Both MBA in Aviation and Finance are two completely different domains. Both are good options in MBA, but MBA in Finance would give you more opportunities than MBA in Aviation. Moreover, specializing in Aviation can narrow down your career path only in the aviation field and you may not receive opportunities from other industry sectors. On the other hand, Finance managers are even recruited in the aviation sector for handling the financial functions of the industry. Apart from all the above, do consider the institute where you are planning to take up the course, for that will decide the package, scope and launching stage of your career!
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I'm writing IELTS this year and I want to get in MBA finance. Do I have to need any work experience?
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pratiksha kamble
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No, It's not mandatory to have work experience, but yes if you have any work experience then it gives you more chance to get admission. So, if you have any work experience, it is good but not compulsory.
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PUSHPAK DHOOT
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I'm today's current corporate market they prefer marketing as a very good specialisation for people with our without experience. (If you have a very good communication skill then marketing is the right specialisation to choose). Finance on the other hand also had a very good scope if your good with numbers. Finance is all about numbers and your skills so if your good at numbers choose finance. HR is also based on communication. The way you communicate with people. This specialisation deals mostly with aspects related to managing the human resources of a company and human resource development. Although HR does not have much scope in the
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PUSHPAK DHOOT
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In india,
1. Finance jobs are restricted to marketing of financial products.
2. KPOs like Deloitte, Ocwen, Nationstar, Socgen, DB, J P Morgan, Anz, etc. will make you to work like hell with too much pressure and don't pay good packages until the person is from a reputed college.
3. Majority of the jobs are either mid or night shift and life is completely ruined by it when it comes to personal life
4. Market has reached the top line threshold where it does not require more MBA finance guys in future as most if the companies are automating work. This will reduce job opportunity in next 5 years.
1. Finance jobs are restricted to marketing of financial products.
2. KPOs like Deloitte, Ocwen, Nationstar, Socgen, DB, J P Morgan, Anz, etc. will make you to work like hell with too much pressure and don't pay good packages until the person is from a reputed college.
3. Majority of the jobs are either mid or night shift and life is completely ruined by it when it comes to personal life
4. Market has reached the top line threshold where it does not require more MBA finance guys in future as most if the companies are automating work. This will reduce job opportunity in next 5 years.
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Tanay Tapke
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It totally depends on your industry experience followed by vastness of your knowledge. As when you opt for formal education style that is classroom teaching then you have ample opportunities on campus and industry considers it more valuable. Suppose you want to do open learning then with your qualification till SAP FICO you can work in industry of choice and keep learning there. MBA finance try to do after gaining experience especially when you plan to do open learning. So, open learning MBA won't contribute much for your bright future, you will require a foundation via experience and then do MBA just as garnishing on main course, that
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-mat-kolkata These are the colleges in Kolkata accepting MAT scores for their MBA admissions.
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