i am doing my MBA degree with Magnus School of Business, Mysore , affilitated to the Punjab Technical University. Previously i have done my B.Com and then 2 years study of Philosophy in a religious instituition in Pune. Then i worked as a social worker teaching in the villages. Then i joined IBM-DAKSH, in Mumbai for a change and then thought of persuing an MBA. I am not sure of how to go about in the field of marketing which has more prospects than HRM or Finance. I want to climb the ladder soon and would like to acquire additional knowledge or degree to climb the corporate ladder faster. I am 30 years now. What do you suggest? I am confused not knowing what to do. Please help me on how to plan my career. Thank you.
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some entend of practical experience
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Master in Business Administration being a Post-graduate course, a degree is to be obtained before going for MBA.   Since your wish is to do finance, it is better to first obtain a degree in commerce and then go for MBA finance.  this will help in pursuing the studies which is a 2 years course in a reputed Management Institution.  Though correspondence courses are available, full time course is the best.\nMBA at NMIMS, Mumbai\nMBA at Welingkar, Mumbai\nVR
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MBAs are a dime a dozen. You will have to guarantee your future by working very hard to keep your job.
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Boss,\nso many options are available for a commers student like MBA,CA,ICWA & CS etc also as u r interested in creative ideas now advertising is in demand better u go ahaed,be firm in ur choice.dont be confused.\nWhatever may be the line if u r best in that line then that is our aim.\ngood luck
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may help.
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One path to getting into business management is to pursue a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) after getting your undergraduate degree. You do not have to get an undergraduate degree in Business, but this might make sense, if you really feel this is what interests you. But there are other potential majors, like marketing, communications, or finance, that could also be a great lead-in to a business career.\n\nHowever, as you recognize, some people become CEOs without ever going to college. Many worked their way into that position by starting their own companies. They were entrepreneurs who did not necessarily have any formal education but who did have a dream and the willingness to do the hard work it took to make it happen.\n\nSo...there's no one way to go about this. A lot depends on your personality, including whether you are really suited to the job towards which you aspire. Until you have more experience in the business world, you may not know. College is a good place to learn about yourself and what interests you. While you are in college, seek out internship opportunities to try out the fields in which you have an interest to discover if these are a good match for you.
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Well, I have an MBA, plus a degree in info systems. I have worked as a financial analyst in telecommunications, supporting the marketers. Have also worked as a statistical/financial analyst for a bank, supporting credit card marketers.\n\nDoes the degree open up opportunities? Yes, but it really depends on what you want to do. The degree does the most for technical types who do not understand the big picture of business, because it teaches you about finance, marketing, accounting, and human resources. The more insightfull students develop an understanding of the big picture, and how these various functions (or departments) relate to each other.\n\nSo, if you want to become more of a financial/marketing analyst type of person, or want to go into management, then yes, and MBA could be a good compliment to your existing skills. Also, if you want to go into biz for yourself.\n\nBUT, if you are happy in a technical role, and/or do not have an outgoing 'people' personality, then an MBA could be a waste of time. And remember, in biz management, personality is a LOT more important than brains and education. Although brains & education certainly help, without the right personality you will not climb management ranks. Instead of plunging into an MBA prog, just take a intro finance and an intro marketing course at your local university. These courses will teach you 90% of what you need to know about biz.\n\nOne final point: the school you go to does not matter much. This is a dirty little secret that the "best" (that is, MOST EXPENSIVE) schools do not want you to know. Once you have been out for one year, nobody gives a damn what school you went to. Save your money, and go to the university that you want to.  Believe me, it really does not matter. \n\nSource(s):\n\nMe, years of biz experience as an MBA.
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If you have got some work experience, why dont you do MBA through correspondence? Once you got work expeirence already, no one bothers if you did MBA regular or correspondence. I am graduate in Science and did MBA from IGNOU while i was working. Though it is tough as they have entrance exam and there is 30% weightage of assignments and there is a project as well. But IGNOU has got a good reputation. IT has hundreds of centre in India and in 24 other countries! ALl IGNOU degrees are UGC recognised. THat is what another MBA degree will be. So y put your career on halt/stake and do it regular? I dont think it is wise to leave the job and start studying something that u can do with job. It will have a bad impact on CV as the employers will think before hiring you because ur CV will say this guy can leave job for studies or something.So you will have problems finding job after this break.
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Your question doesn't make sense.  Do you mean "what are the job opportunities for an MBA in HRM?" or are you asking what university to go to to get your MBA and go into HRM?
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GMAT's are generally required for entry into a reputable MBA degree program. There are a number of schools that do not require the GMAT. Depending on what kind of school you want to attend, you might opt for a distance education MBA program. While working as a MD you can work on your MBA and finish in less than 2 years. A simple search on Google will get a number of results of distance education MBA programs. Many are accredited, some are not, so do your research.
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I'm not sure.... but this article might help you a bit.\n\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/
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Hi, I am studying MBA in Uk. From Mumbai. I went to Edwise for consulting and for admissions. \nFor US you need to appear for GMAT and when u apply u need to give in your GMAT result and academic results.\nHope this fulfills!
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If you do have your higher education already - MBA wouldn't take that much time. If you don't however, it would be a better choice to take your time on this and really study to be a knowledge entrepreneur. I admire you - only people with courage and talent could choose entrepreneurship as their career. It's very brave
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http://www.daylon.com/mba\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree\n\nThose 2 sites should be helpful.
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Dear why did u not first inq about the course avaliable & then join the college.IF u r not satisfied change the institution. If not possible? what u mean by carrer in  IMPORT=EXPORT, u have a family business or u want to start a imp-exp business, or u want to do a job in export house.\nFor starting any mba course u need a correct direction. Marketing & finance r seperate lines alltogether, dont take a wrong decision, go to a consler explain ur querries & take the correct guidelines.\n Dont ruin ur life taking others decision.\nFinance or marketing , ?
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In order to pursue a Master's degree in ANYTHING, a student must have both strong undergraduate preparation in the subject or in a closely cognate area, and a passionate interest in that area of study.   If you cannot imagine your life without further study in some area, then you should be looking into graduate schools.  If not, there's no reason for you to attempt to pursue graduate study.  \n\n(Unless you're just looking to increase your income potential, in which case you should consider getting an MBA.)
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If you become a project manager, you can move to almost all industries.  If you major in Finance or Marketing you can go to almost all industries.  \n\nLook on monster.com for job postings to see what companies are hiring and what the job duties are to find what you are interested in.  The problem with answering your question directly is that as a MBA you should be able to go into any industry that you are interested in.  If later in your career you decide to change industries, it shouldn't be that difficult to do.