I have done B.Com. Which course is better among MBA and M.Sc psychology in terms of salary and job options?

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Nitin Deshmukh | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

From salary and job opportunity perspective, MBA is better option. You can go for 2 year PGDM course (equivalent to MBA). In PGDM, you study all subjects in 1st year and you have to choose one specialization in 2nd year. So, you have time to think about your field. MBA offers number of opportunities

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