I am doing B.E.(ece) 2nd year .in which feild should i go after B.E. in cat for mba or in upsc (ias ,ifs) .pls reply me i am so confused.

79 Views|Posted 2013-08-06 09:29:56
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Neeraj Kumar
2013-08-06 12:01:06
For UPSC exam you need work hard and you have to prepare for that at this time if you ant to clear UPSC exam , you also have preparation for CAT exam , you always should have an alternate option in your career

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Suryap2012
2013-08-06 10:16:34
Frankly speaking, the money you earn will be the same, white money doing an MBA, and money under the table pursuing IAS. Now the power that an IAS officer has is unimaginable. Literally no one can mess with you. Plus you get the extra perks like a govt sponsored house, car, electricity, water, pens

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shaban
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2013-08-06 09:48:36
Hi, As per your profile you are eligible for both the options you have mentioned i.e. MBA and UPSC. However please remember both the field you you mentioned are two different field and both require different for preparation. If you are interested in pursuing MBA, then please remember the final se

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