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Hi Karandeep,
The answer to your question will depend on your career plans. First, ask yourself why you want to study and that too after an MBA? This is the same question universities and visa officers will ask you and only you will be able to answer it properly. Even if you do a MS in Finance or Marketing it will lead you to a research oriented career. If you are interested to research you can opt for a MS however you can also work as a researcher or academician after an MBA. You seriously don't have to take another degree. You should consider getting a job first and try to find out your own career motives. Also its not about what you want while applying to an university abroad, every university has its own admission policy, whether or not they will give weightage to your graduation marks will depend on them and not whether you want it or not. I hope, you got the point. You must prepare a strong application and know what you want.

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