Can I start my own business after an MBA in Energy and Environment?

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Yes, Many MBA in Energy and Environment graduates start their own sustainability consultancies, solar power startups or waste management businesses. You can also take help form Government for the intial stage as Government has schemes like Startup India and Renewable Energy that Grants support to ec

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