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Nilay Pandit
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Moumita ChowdhurySecretary-Media&PR committee @IMIB
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You may go for Ph.D in health care, if you want to study more.
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Harshit Mehta
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Please see:https://www.shiksha.com/college/brindavan-college-of-management-studies-rmv-extension-Bangalore-54309?q=Brindavan+College+of+Management+Studies&rf=searchwidget&landing=ilp.
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rohith kola
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MBA in Healthcare Management focuses on healthcare systems and delivery and is closely related to public health. It is much more focused on population wide healthcare needs and delivery and its professional management. Graduates work in policy think tanks, government programs, NGOs, health care programs, etc.
Masters of Hospital Administration and MBA in Hospital Management are one and same course with same course material. They focus on hospital and hospital industry. You can work in various fields allied to hospital.
Masters of Hospital Administration and MBA in Hospital Management are one and same course with same course material. They focus on hospital and hospital industry. You can work in various fields allied to hospital.
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Nilay Pandit
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Gems B School, Bangalore
International School of Management Science, Bangalore
SJES College of Management Studies, Bangalore
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Rakesh Kumar
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Hi,
It totally depends on you, as you have the job scope after graduation, but if you want the corporate jobs then MBA is the best option. But you need to take admission in MBA hospital management in a top university like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, SRM University, etc. As in today's competitive world, MBA needs academic exposure.
It totally depends on you, as you have the job scope after graduation, but if you want the corporate jobs then MBA is the best option. But you need to take admission in MBA hospital management in a top university like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, SRM University, etc. As in today's competitive world, MBA needs academic exposure.
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Anagha G Nair
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MBA graduates specialized in hospital administration mostly work in healthcare institutes, and there are over 26,000 hospitals in India registered by the state and central governments that can offer career opportunities to MBAs in hospital administration. Apart from the government sector, there are countless private hospitals as well as leading organizations like TATA, Columbia Asia, Apollo, etc. There is a dire need of highly talented professionals who can handle hospital administration to assist in the smooth functioning of healthcare facilities.
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Anagha G Nair
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MBA logistics is the stream which deals with logistics (operations in transport, warehouse management, etc.). Here, your primary motto is to plan the transits in such a way that the goods are reached to the end user in the right time. There are good opportunities in MBA -Logistics with e-commerce trend speeding in the country.
MBA Hospitality Management - This mainly deals with hospitality (restaurants, hotels, service apartments, airlines, etc.). You would be dealing with managing the hotels and help them in running in a smooth way. Well, in airlines, you would be taking care of the inside amenities.
So, finally, it depends on your in
MBA Hospitality Management - This mainly deals with hospitality (restaurants, hotels, service apartments, airlines, etc.). You would be dealing with managing the hotels and help them in running in a smooth way. Well, in airlines, you would be taking care of the inside amenities.
So, finally, it depends on your in
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Animesh Wadhwa
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Hi dear,
Yes, you may go for such courses, but it won't be a degree.
It would be a certification for a year or 6 months.
For a Diploma or degree, you have to write the entrance test conducted at National level or at the respective institute has it's own test.
Yes, you may go for such courses, but it won't be a degree.
It would be a certification for a year or 6 months.
For a Diploma or degree, you have to write the entrance test conducted at National level or at the respective institute has it's own test.
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