I've completed BA psychology. After that, my friends are suggesting me to take MA psychology or MBA (HR or IB), what should I do?

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Amol Chopade | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Well, if you were interested in Psychology, then go for MA. If you were interested in higher package jobs, go for MA. You will get good packages from MBA, as compared to MA, if you do it from one of the top institutes.

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Priyanka Parate | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

Its a fact of interest. If you are having interest in doing M.A. psychology, then you should go for it and if in MBA, then you can go for that also. Both the fields have a lot of scope.

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