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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!
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A dual specialisation actually widens the scope for your career as you can decide your domain. One disadvantage would be that you might not be able to focus in depth on a particular area. Generally, it is based on the electives you take in the final year that highlights your specialisation.
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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!
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Both marketing and finance have good market value. If you are considering campus placements, it depends upon the institution you do the course in too. Choose the one that suits your interest as well. Generally, more opportunities exist for freshers in the marketing domain.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Sanket,
Which is the best course for you is something you have to figure out. Finance is already a booming field with many opportunities. Digital Marketing, Data Analytics, Financial Technology etc. Courses can be considered. Now that you have completed your MBA you should have clarity over your career plans accordingly which you can select what to study. Applying for another Masters will be difficult, universities do not accept a second Masters without any solid justification. If you have work experience you can choose a relevant PG course. Or gain experience to build your profile.
Which is the best course for you is something you have to figure out. Finance is already a booming field with many opportunities. Digital Marketing, Data Analytics, Financial Technology etc. Courses can be considered. Now that you have completed your MBA you should have clarity over your career plans accordingly which you can select what to study. Applying for another Masters will be difficult, universities do not accept a second Masters without any solid justification. If you have work experience you can choose a relevant PG course. Or gain experience to build your profile.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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Yes, you can do MBA finance after graduation and this will give you a bright career ahead. Good luck.
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syed faizan khan
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CFA or computerized financial accounting is the most popular short term course for commerce students which will enhance their accounting skills through computers.
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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!
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MBA in Operations will be the best option since you have an engineering background. If you are interested in finance, you can excel in that too. Compared to other specializations, these two have more logical applications and hence will suit you.
All the best.
All the best.
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Yash Gupta
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For being an entrepreneur you have to be an all-rounder in the field of marketing, HR, finance, operations, etc. As you are to establish your own business so you need to be more productive and should have all the domain knowledge which would be required to execute your business idea into reality. You must be able to market your product, able to prepare account; balance sheet and effective manage of your Human resources. So it has been ruled out that BBA finance is over BBA marketing as if there would be no market then how would you be able to create funds and prepare account. So both are crucial but you can choose marketing as it would
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dr mit parsaniya
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B.Com account is better, because you choose specialization in subject. But, you have interest in account, then you can get job satisfaction and success. Otherwise, it is only a degree.
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Aniket Mitra
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Firstly, IISWBM is a public B-school and not a private B-school.
There is no management quota in IISWBM and after all, it is one of the Tier 1 B-school in Kolkata and consistently ranked in top B-school rankings.
There is no management quota in IISWBM and after all, it is one of the Tier 1 B-school in Kolkata and consistently ranked in top B-school rankings.
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