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Hi,
Yes you may surely pursue masters degree from abroad, for your reference find below some of the finest universities offering course of your interest:
- National University of Singapore- Singapore.
- Swinburne University- Australia.
Please remember every university has its own course specific eligibility criteria for admission, in order to know the exact eligibility criteria it would be always advisable to browse through the university's website you wish to apply.
Overall, in order to pursue masters degree from universities in Australia and Singappore, you need to have relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university, with good academic record, preferably 60%-70% plus in graduation, plus you need to take IELTS test to prove your english language proficiency.
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Hi Aleesha, How are you?
The M.A. Education (Elementary) programme aims to enhance knowledge,
capacities and orientations that are relevant to strengthening elementary
education in the country.
The programme opens up a range of career opportunities in government
and non-government institutions, funding agencies, University and
college departments of education; as teacher educators in teacher training
institutions (both pre-service and in-service), curriculum development,
material development, in text book writing institutes, education
coordination, programme evaluation and research. TISS is one of the best Institute which provides M. A. Education.
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Manisha Parmar, Advocate

Plus points are
1. MIT School of Telecom Management (MITSOT), an AICTE approved Management Institution, is a constituent of MAEER's MI
2. MITSOT has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE, DUNDEE, UK.
3. MITSOT-BSNL Tie-up: It has been mutually agreed by BSNL to train our PGDM Students on telecom awareness. This interface will definitely be helpful for the society in general and Telecom Industry in particular.
4. Registering good placements year on year. Aircel, Airtel, Tata Teleservices, Vodafone, GTL, Reliance communication, PCS, Redington, Cube software, etc. these are the major recruiters at MITSOT
http://www.mitsot.com/placement_scenario.php
Other better options in telecom MBA are
1. DoMS, IIT Delhi
2. SITM

Hi, Your choice of academic pursuits must be driven by an assessment of your strengths, aptitude areas and career goals. If you wish to make a career in Marketing, Advertising, Corporate Finance, Banking, Human Resources etc, an MBA degree will open up all these options for you. Most MBA programs are two-year post-graduate programs. MBA degree gives students an insight into all aspects of a company. Courses include basics in Accounting, Economics, Financial Planning, Law, HR, Strategy and Leadership skills.
In the second year the student gets in-depth picture of the specialization that they choose. The options generally are- Finance, Human Resource, Marketing, Retail Mgt, Personnel Mgt and Industrial Relations, IT and Systems etc. Once you have completed your first year, you will have better clarity on the area you are interested in. It is important to take care in selecting your field of specialization, as it invariably leads to your first job, and potentially a significant part of your career. The decision should be driven by interests, aptitude areas and career goals. A specialization in Marketing, you are at the front end of the business, and can look forward to a career in sales, brand management, or market research. Operations Management is about driving back-end efficiency. Operations play a key role in the fields of quality control, material management, productivity improvement, inventory control, production planning, supply chain management and logistics. Finance requires extremely high analytical ability, playing with numbers and balance sheets and needs an individual to be fond of being at the complete back-end. With a specialization in Finance you can look for exciting careers in banks, financial consultancies, or financial institutions. Finance plays a key role in the fields of consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance. Systems Management involves custom-development of IT solutions in all areas, from putting up online daily sales B30to developing Enterprise Resource Planning.
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Best Regards,
Khushwant Jain

Hi, usually a regular course from a good institute is considered to have more value in the job market than a distance MBA. Syllabus and course structure wise both the courses are almost same. The difference between these two is interaction with others. But if someone is working and having minimum of 3-4 years of work experience then even distance MBA has same value as regular. Because in that case one gets exposure from the work place.
Your choice of academic pursuits must be driven by an assessment of your strengths, aptitude areas and career goals. If you wish to make a career in Marketing, Advertising, Corporate Finance, Banking, Human Resources etc, an MBA degree will open up all these options for you. MBA degree gives students an insight into all aspects of a company. Courses include basics in Accounting, Economics, Financial Planning, Law, HR, Strategy and Leadership skills.
In the second year the student gets in-depth picture of the specialization that they choose. The options generally are- Finance, Human Resource, Marketing, Retail Mgt, Personnel Mgt and Industrial Relations, IT and Systems etc. Once you have completed your first year, you will have better clarity on the area you are interested in.
Hope this resolves your query. Feel free to put up more queries. In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a “best answer” or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Best Regards,
Khushwant Jain