Can I earn good after doing MBA from Dublin City University?

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Ishita Kalra | Contributor-Level 10

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Dublin City University MBA placement rate is 86%, and the graduates are full-time employed. As data curated from the web, DCU MBA graduates can earn around EUR 78,000 (INR 82.32 L), annually. DCU MBA grads work for leading firm such as AIB, Deloitte, EY, etc.

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