Can I pursue Ph.D after completing PGPM from Gurgaon?

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2016-05-07 12:36:39
Yes of course you can. For Ph.D., you have to obtain an MBA degree. Once you are done with the same, only then you can go for Ph.D. IBS Hyderabad, Jaipur and Dehradun provides the degree of MBA but IBS Gurgaon provides a PGPM degree. In order to obtain an MBA degree, IBS gurgaon also offers an mba d

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2016-05-11 11:35:30
IBS Hyderabad and Dehradun both provides the degree of MBA. If you go for IBS Hyderabad, then in that case, first of all, an additional amount of Rs. 25,000 is not required at all unlike IBS Gurgaon. Secondly, If you are pursuing an MBA from Hyderabad, the degree of the same will be awarded from the

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