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Hello Ritesh More, it is very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing some research work after completion of your b e and MBA. But I am afraid. A student can seek admission for doctoral research in a subject in which he / she has completed post graduation studies. In your case you have shifted from engineering to management and hence many universities may not accept your candidature for doctoral research. Be that as it may you can definitely seek admission for doctoral research in any of the management subjects. You can perhaps try PG + doctoral research programme perhaps offered by deemed to be universities. Best wishes to you.

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