Hi Beulah, MBAs generally are general courses. If you would like to specialise, then there are very few University that offer specialist MBA courses. Also, if you don't get such an MBA then you can choose the subject of our interest as a specialisation in final semester. Pursuing MBA at a Nz Unviersity will require you to have minimum 3 years of experience. If you have then you should go ahead. else if you are a fresher or have experience then countries like UK, Australia, USA and Canada will be better as there are Universities offering MBA with lesser experience. Documents required to apply for admission- Class 10 and 12 marksheets and Passing certificate, sem wise or year wise marksheets, degree certificate or provsional certificate, Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation(2), Work experience letters from all employers (if any), CV (if you have work ex or are applying for MBA), A copy of your passport(1st and Last Page), IELTS (6 min for UG courses and 6.5 min for PG courses). IELTS can be submitted later on if not already written. If you like this answer then kindly mark it as the best answer or rate it thumbs up. Please feel free to post queries if you have any.

MBA - marketing - if you have the zeal to sell, outgoing personality, good communication skills etc., hr - if you are people oriented, an eye to spot talent, like people manamgement, have patience finance - good at juggling numbers, like calculations, fine with heavy documentation work etc., for a further brief info on each field with scope, prospects and comparison, check the below link - http://genwis.com/mba/mba.htm MBA is about management i.e., donning a mangerial role with functions related to many aspects of business - viz., marketing, sales, finance etc., Alternatively, if you feel management is not your cup of tea, and feel comfortable in computer programming and engineering work - then opt for M.Tech on your choice of specialisations - a few are given in the below link - http://genwis.com/Engineering/specialisa Still a totally different field - like Animation, requires you to have some drawing skills - there is a huge demand for animation professionals, as you could witness how multimedia animation have impacted the media and India is becoming the hub of all outsourced media giants for animation work. You may however choose your field of study, based on your choice and the one which suits and compliments your talent

MBA stream to choose

im 10+3 BA (couldnt clear my +2 so completed through an open univrsity) nw would wnt to do my MBA possibly abroad let me knwo which stream to choose?

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Sagarika Sharma | Guide-Level 11

2011-04-13 10:30:34

Hi Beulah, MBAs generally are general courses. If you would like to specialise, then there are very few University that offer specialist MBA courses. Also, if you don't get such an MBA then you can choose the subject of our interest as a specialisation in final semester. Pursuing MBA at a Nz Unvie

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Neeharika Pandey | Contributor-Level 8

2011-04-12 09:10:54

MBA - marketing - if you have the zeal to sell, outgoing personality, good communication skills etc., hr - if you are people oriented, an eye to spot talent, like people manamgement, have patience finance - good at juggling numbers, like calculations, fine with heavy documentation work etc., for a f

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Sathya Gopinath | Contributor-Level 9

2011-04-12 08:20:24

u need to know about specialisation? only with 3.5 yrs. work expe. u can apply for NZ.MBA

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Swapan Garain | Contributor-Level 9

2011-04-13 16:12:57

Beulah Most MBAs come with a specialization in the second year. Choose one carefully considering your background, competency and aptitude. - Prof Garain

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