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Vaishakh Iyer
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Is there any such course? I highly doubt it.
Even if there is such course, it may be of little or no use.
Even if there is such course, it may be of little or no use.
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Harshit Jain
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Yes, you can pursue MBA in marketing after BCA. MBA has a good scope and in marketing specifically international business is in great demand. You can pursue this and career options are also good.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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There are no seats fixed for freshers or experience candidates in IIM. Selection process is entirely based on merit.
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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.
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Dear candidate,
MBA is post graduation degree course. MBA stands for Master of Business Administration.
MBA offers various specialization course for candidates pursuing MBA.
The various specialization courses offered in MBA are as follows.
-Finance
-Marketing
-Human Resource management
-Information Technology
-Hospital management
-Aviation management etc.
BBA stands for Bachelors of Business Administration. It is an undergraduate course, you can opt for BBA as it is related degree course for MBA.
Doing BBA will also help you in gaining knowledge about subjects and getting command on subjects which will help in better understanding of concepts in
MBA is post graduation degree course. MBA stands for Master of Business Administration.
MBA offers various specialization course for candidates pursuing MBA.
The various specialization courses offered in MBA are as follows.
-Finance
-Marketing
-Human Resource management
-Information Technology
-Hospital management
-Aviation management etc.
BBA stands for Bachelors of Business Administration. It is an undergraduate course, you can opt for BBA as it is related degree course for MBA.
Doing BBA will also help you in gaining knowledge about subjects and getting command on subjects which will help in better understanding of concepts in
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You can do MS after MBA. Currently no college offers MBA MS dual degree course.
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Vaishakh Iyer
Guide-Level 12
There may be a slight difference in syllabus. But, more importantly from which institute are you doing it matters the most. Remember, IIM's offer PGDM, Symbiosis offers MBA, JBIMS offers MMS.
But tier 2, tier 3 colleges also offer PGDM, MBA and MMS. So, in short, concentrate on the institute rather than on the program. Good luck!
But tier 2, tier 3 colleges also offer PGDM, MBA and MMS. So, in short, concentrate on the institute rather than on the program. Good luck!
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Career Coach CoachCareer Counseling
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Hi,
In terms of salary, MBA will help you more than MS, but again if you go with your interest and dedication, it will definitely lead you up with more added income. In terms of your fees invested, MS is much cheaper than MBA and also b-schools have their own fee structure.
Good luck.
In terms of salary, MBA will help you more than MS, but again if you go with your interest and dedication, it will definitely lead you up with more added income. In terms of your fees invested, MS is much cheaper than MBA and also b-schools have their own fee structure.
Good luck.
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