In which field should I pursue MBA after completing English (H)?

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    Prachi Pol Making History... | Guide-Level 13

    6 years ago
    It depends on where you want to go, really. If you feel your quantitative skills are on the weaker side, avoid finance and operations at all costs. For somebody who isn't good at math, sitting a finance test is somewhat like facing Brett Lee on a green pitch. Unplayable. Marketing is pretty interesting. I'd consider marketing communications if I were you. Your B.A. English would come handy there, particularly if you have good writing and ideation abilities. HR is a great field too, particularly if you like dealing with people and have a tiny streak of empathy. Rural Management is a fast-growing discipline. The bottom line, you ask? Avo
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    krishanu chatterjee Curious to know new things. | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    Hello!
    Go for any field you have deep interest in. But I would like to suggest you to go for HR if you have good communication skills.
    All the best.

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