I am graduated in B.Sc. With Maths, physics and chemistry) I am confused between M.Sc. (chemistry) and in MBA (Marketing and finance). .

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Soni Aggarwal | Contributor-Level 10

6 years ago

Hi, You may go for M.Sc as you are known to the subject. Average annual salary offered in India to successful postgraduates of the field lies between INR 3 and 6 Lakhs. Rest it also depends on your interest.

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Shail Oberoi | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then M.Sc is better, However if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

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