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Bhumika Khattar
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NMIMS is a better option as the quality of education provided by it is pretty comparable to those at any of the top schools. The business skills which are taught through the various learning modes like books, video lectures, etc. Are very useful and up to the industry the latest trend.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hi,
It is better you email them and ask if fellowship is available for M.Sc, as it is mostly for M.Phil and Ph.D programme. Drop them an email here spp@ucl. AC. UK.
It is better you email them and ask if fellowship is available for M.Sc, as it is mostly for M.Phil and Ph.D programme. Drop them an email here spp@ucl. AC. UK.
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iam ssuhana
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The best option would be Public Administration. MA in Public Administration is a multidisciplinary course which spans a wide range of subjects from Political Science to Economics to Management, Law and Sociology. It is a professional degree which prepares students for administrative roles in government agencies, non-profit organizations, private businesses and financial institutions. In this course students learn about socio-political issues which inform Public Administration system in India. Through this course students develop administrative skills and acquire knowledge of finance and accounting, mechanism of government agencies and
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iam ssuhana
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You should go for MA in Public Administration. MA in Public Administration is a multidisciplinary course which spans a wide range of subjects from Political Science to Economics to Management, Law and Sociology. It is a professional degree which prepares students for administrative roles in government agencies, non-profit organizations, private businesses and financial institutions. In this course students learn about socio-political issues which inform Public Administration system in India. Through this course students develop administrative skills and acquire knowledge of finance and accounting, mechanism of government agencies and o
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Kamlesh,
After BA in Public Policy, I feel the best option for you would be public administration or HR. There are other courses too. Let me tell that good career depends not on what you have studied but on how much hard work you are willing to put up. All degrees are good only for perhaps first job then it's your reputation.
After BA in Public Policy, I feel the best option for you would be public administration or HR. There are other courses too. Let me tell that good career depends not on what you have studied but on how much hard work you are willing to put up. All degrees are good only for perhaps first job then it's your reputation.
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