I have done B.Sc. IT before joininh the MBA and It is my IInd semester and in IIIrd semester i have to choose specialization.
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Since your are B.Sc. IT, first of all try to find out whether you are really comfortable with finance or not. If you feel that you are the right person who can do lots of calculations & remember lots of accounting principles, go for FINANCE. Otherwise go for HR.
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yes i think u r right\ncommerce is the 2nd option in most of the cases\nbut i must tell u the reality that commerce has a littlr scope in job sector. if u opt for science stream then various options r: engineering, doctor, pilot, science teacher, MBA after graduation, computers, etc...\nif u opt for commerce then the various options r: BBA, MBA, CA, CS, ICWA, B.com. (H) or (P), teaching scope is not there until u do M.com.\nit don't know much abt arts stream.\n\nsee the reality is if u want good job, god income, good status, u should go for science stream but hey think upon it as well that which subject suits ur taste, ability, strength, etc. & then take ur decision.
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Iam an mba graduate of 2006 batch from a leading B school in India. So far i have not come across any thing like mba in International managment accounting. But you do have specialisations based on accounting when u study mba finance or mba international business or mba bank management. U will have international accounting as a wide aspect to cover when u take the above mentioned courses. But u can also try part time diploma 's in international management accounting from various institutes like symbiosis, Rai University, AMITY, XLRI, AIIMS (all india institute of management studies, Delhi), etc.. which have great value.\nBefore u choose the option be clear in ur view.U  have good future for this subject in banking field, IT, research, etc...\nAll the best..
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After XIIth join B.E in BioTech at Pune University and later complete MBA BioTech from Pune University
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MBA is better if you want to go for business adminstration, other wise you can choose a masters in business/commerce.\n\nBUt if you join in MBA. You reach new heights in your personal life and also in professional life when compare to  masters in business/commerce.
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**** Best combination depends upon your choice, however, it may be  MBA or C.A
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THINK THAT EITHER DO MBA OR U TAKE MS BOTH ARE GOOD U GET GOOD PACKAGES\nAT THE END..... BUT I WOULD SUGGEST THAT GO FOR THE MS FIELD BCOZ U WILL NEVER SEE BACK IN UR LIFE BCOZ I HAVE SEEN TWO CATEGORIES OF MBA STUDENTS THOSE WHO GET 1 CRORE PACKAGE{SOME MONTHS AGO IN IIM}\nAND OTHER HARDLY GET 20 THOUSAND A MONTH U CAN SEE THE DIFERENCE HERE.. SO GO FOR MS BUT \nAFTER UR ENGINEERING IS OVER GIVE TOEFL EXAM AND IF U CLEAR THAT U CAN APPLY FOR THE UNIVERSITES IN USA... BRAIN DRAIN UR SELF there \nu will get gud packages there
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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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I would highly recommend that you work for a few years before pursuing a graduate degree like an MBA.  You'll get a much better feel for the areas in which you'd like to work, plus the real world experience is invaluable when you're studying theory in school.  In the financial areas, such as investment and banking, an MBA would be almost mandatory to obtain a good career position.
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Time to go into management.  Leave the technical stream behind and go for MBA.  You will climb the ladder better that way.
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I would recommend to do an MBA course in one of the top 10 institutes. It broadens your horizon on the job market and also gives you an edge among peers. Simply put, you mature to the needs of the industry
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Have you considered Executive MBA programs from good institutes like IIMs ? If you are close to them, they may be something worthwhile. \n\nYou should also inform your employer about your intentions to do MBA. You are incrasing your market value, but you are also increasing your value to them. Your employer may offer to pay part of the tuition / give you more leeway with time etc. \n\nI am a bit curious - if you have almost finalized to do MBA through that institute, why are you asking for information on other places ?
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MBA generally is i finishing degree ie a  polishing one  in many countries. People in Us and other countries do Mba to improve in the business skills they already have so that they may seek a raise or qualify for some new post  that is the reason the universities that give you degrees wish you have a work experience with your application (colleges do not offer degree)because they do not offer any kind of co-Op or work experience with the course study as generally it happens in india that an MBA gets a summer traning with a company.There fore it is really hard to get a job with out any work experience after you have the degree unless you do it from some institute that gives you placement gurantee....THINK AGAIN before you choose MBA rather go for a professional study in you sector... Now even the IIM and ISB takes people with work experience on preference....TOEFL or IELTS is important for people who dont have english as first language
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I would talk to human resources of the potential employer and find out what THEY hold stock in.  While certification is fantastic and always job-specific... a general degree means that you took the extra time to learn the concepts from general courses first and then moving on into your field of interest and is often the better long-run resolution.  If you need a career TODAY I'd go with certification over degree, but if you are patient, ALWAYS go for the degree first and ALSO get certified after that.. but I'd honestly go with a degree.  \n\nThink about this : Let's say you get a good career with just certification and some hot upstart with an MBA comes in and knocks you out of your office because you don't have a degree.
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with mba, u have quite a lot of options, but with mca, i think, u have a lesser no., of options, mba does have a better scope, and the results are also less, u've to study very hard, get a very high percentage or it's better to  opt for mca
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PGDBM or MBA is doesn't mattre both are post graduate courses. Pg degrees are awrded by institutes & masters degree by universities.. even iims award you Pg degrees .& u kinow getting a pg degree is far beeter than getting it form any other institute.. so its the institute that matterz... if u r plaaning to go to a fulltime course try chking out the placements of the institute.. my personal advice, i feel in kolkata  IISwbm is a bettter choice than EILM..(for part time /full time) but if u r good then pls try etting in iim or ICFAI.
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If you a doing a Masters, you should be on top of it. Try picking a few topics to explore and allude knowingly to the rest.