I'm thinking to do MBA after doing B.Sc/B.A Psychology. Should I go for that?

I did my 12 with biology and I'm one year dropper.

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Go for Mba in hr or marketing as it will be the best combination with lot of scope if you apply the right skills. You may also go for social media management or data base management.

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Dharmpal Barjati | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

Hello You should choose according to your interest because both stream are good. If your background related to science then you can choose Bsc. Hope this helps you. thanks best of luck

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Kamal Taliyan | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

I'm not choosing between them i want to do B.Sc/B.A followed by MBA.

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