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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!
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.
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.