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i don't want to go for mba ,i want a better option then this . i have completed my bba and gave mat exam but did bot score good what can i do other then going for mba

i completed my bba in 2019 in the month of september, after that i gave MAT exsam but failed to score good with percentile of 23% . and now i am stuck with my career . i want a better career option for me. #career #students #college .also i want a better collage regarding my career

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Rebecca’s Answer

Hi Amit, MBA is not a must. It is more beneficial to take MBA after having a few years working experience. Are you working now? What industry you are working on? Would you consider to take a postgraduate degree in that sector?
Alternatively, you can consider to take master degree in business related subjects, e.g. Finance, Accounting, etc.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
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Michelle’s Answer

Hi Amit! If you're interested in pursing another degree in business but don't feel that the MBA is a good fit, you might look at other business grad programs like the MMS (Masters of Management Studies) or MQM (Masters of Quantitative Management). These programs tend to be 1 year or less and are designed for students right out of undergrad. However, I would recommend having a very clear vision of what you want out of these programs before applying and picking programs with the best likelihood of helping you reach your goals.
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John’s Answer

I agree that an MBA is not a must. In my opinion an MBA is the generic answer for anyone searching for the next level of education after their undergrad.

Personally I chose to pick a more specialized masters in my field, which happens to be technology. I felt it benefited me in a number of ways, initially by involving a curriculum which I was engaged by but also by providing me with a point of conversations during interviews as it brought out my passion for the field. For me, an MBA would have done neither.
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Madison’s Answer

Hi Amit! My suggestion is to get an internship or a new find a full-time job opportunity. That way you can get some real on-the-job experience to add to your MBA application down the line. Also, you'd be surprised to know that many companies will provide tuition reimbursement for their employees to seek a higher level of education. My company, Catalent Pharma Solutions, offers this in our benefits as long as if falls within the scope of their job/job that they want within the company once a degree or certification is obtained. Hope this helps!
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karthikreddy’s Answer

Try to get some industrial experience . Try working as Business Analyst/Sales/Marketing depending on your interest. Probably after working for couple of years, you can decide what to study further and proceed.
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