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There are several reasons why someone might choose to pursue an MBA. Money is certainly one of those reasons, but far from the only one.
Many people who attend full time MBA programs are career switchers. That is, they are high performing in their current job, but it isn't what they want to do. This might either be a function issue or an industry issue.
Perhaps someone is a marketer in the food industry for a company like Kraft but wants to do marketing for a high tech company like Apple. Alternately, someone might be working in supply chain for a consumer products goods company like Proctor and Gamble but would rather work in marketing for a similar company. Maybe someone wants to switch both industry and function.
More likely, someone might not know exactly where they want to go, but they do know they don't like where they are now and they are hoping to figure that out. This is very common, but very risky. Recruiting hits full speed 4-6 months into business school, and is very difficult to manage if you don't know where you want to go by then.
Other people, like me, come back to business school to learn specific information. I knew, as a person running a business, that there was specific information I was simply lacking from accounting to operations to marketing and organizational behavior. This is all generalist knowledge and not particularly in depth, but I was a general manager so it was perfect.
Business school was also the next step for me. I had nowhere to grow in my organization, and I didn't feel particularly competitive without the education. I didn't know it when I decided to come back to business school, but I didn't really know how to find a job either. It also helps to be in a place where recruiters come to you.
At the end of the day I do expect to make more money. I need to, I have taken on a very large amount of debt and will need to pay it off before I can really start earning a profit from these years of my life.
The final point is that business school is fun. It's college again, but with people who have professional experience. You will make extremely close friends that last a lifetime at B-School, and that is not something to be ignored.

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Hi,
As per your query it seems that you are interested in making your career in the field of event management, and then you wish to pursue MBA.
So, as per your profile you may consider pursuing some of the below mentioned course after class 12th:
1. Undergraduate degree in event management.
2. Undergraduate degree in hotel management.
3. Undergraduate degree in hospitality and tourism and related course.
Once you complete your undergraduate degree then you should work for 2-3 years gain relevant work experience and then opt for MBA in hospitality or event management as it will further enhance your career prospects.
Please note that its not a compulsion to have maths as a subject to pursue the above mentioned courses.
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Hi,
Faculty, Course Material, Quality Education, Fees, Accreditation, Infrastructure and Placements, all these are the factors that define a good and reputed college.
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As mentioned on the website-
*Selected candidates, who are shortlisted for admission, are granted admission with placement assurance (subject to fulfillment of specific academic and non-academic criteria).
*Before commencing internship, ICICI Bank will offer provisional appointment letter to the candidate. Additional terms and conditions as specified by ICICI Bank, shall apply.
*Students also get to undergo paid Internship which helps substantially recover part-cost of the program even before the final diploma is awarded.
For best results, I may suggest you to personally visit the institute and interact with the existing batches and also try reaching alumni for clear and transparent review.
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