If I write CAT exam and got a good score, will I be able to find any job related to both my degree and MBA?
I'm a veterinary medicine student.
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Yes, you can get a good job. A person who is a veterinary doctor and a MBA will be up for grabs by a host of industries that deal in products related to veterinary area / animal feeds / medicines / academics / hospitals / NGO/ media. -
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Roshni Choudhary BA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College. | Guide-Level 13
7 years agoYes, absolutely you can. But after doing MBA you can even think of starting up or your own clinic. MBA is a good skill enhancement course which can help you manage things more efficiently.
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