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Hi Drpuneet,
As more and more people are getting conciuos about their Health & Hygiene, courses in health care & hospitality management are gaining popularity. The major difference between health care & hospital management is that health care deals with health care equipment & services and pharmaceuticals, biotechnology & life sciences, where as Hospital Management involves ensuring effective utilization of physical and financial resources of the hospital as well as creating an organizational climate beneficial to the growth and development of the personnel.
However, both the MBA programs offer equally bright future but it would largely depend on your area of interest & career aspirations that which MBA you go for.
Coming to the question of doing the course through regular or correspondence, I would suggest that the best option would be Regular program as correspondence holds no value in the job market especially for freshers.
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Pooja

Hi,
The major difference between health care & hospital management is that health care deals with health care equipment & services and pharmaceuticals, biotechnology & life sciences (The particular sectors associated with these groups are: biotechnology, drug manufacturers, medical equipment and instruments etc.) whereas, Hospital Management involves ensuring effective utilization of physical and financial resources of the hospital as well as creating an organizational climate beneficial to the growth and development of the personnel.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi,
Although, Shipping logistic Management is a highly specialised course and after doing this course student generally become eligible to occupy managerial positions with shipping companies, ship agencies, ports, freight forwarding companies, international trade companies and logistics service providers, but the scope of any program is a very subjective topic and would vary from Individual to Individual.
However, there is no dearth of employment opportunities in this area, since there are hundreds of Shipping Companies and Freight Forwarding companies in the country, as well as abroad but, the scope of a program & return on investment i.e salary package would largely depend on the how an Individual performs on the program, how he uses the knowledge earned to get the best results in his career & last but not least what is the standing of the Institute in terms od course curriculum & placements.
For the bignner in the field the salary starting in private sector would be approx Rs 20,000 - 25,000 per month. In the govt sector salaries would be comparitively less.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi,
Although, Shipping logistic Management is a highly specialised course and after doing this course student generally become eligible to occupy managerial positions with shipping companies, ship agencies, ports, freight forwarding companies, international trade companies and logistics service providers, but the scope of any program is a very subjective topic and would vary from Individual to Individual.
However, there is no dearth of employment opportunities in this area, since there are hundreds of Shipping Companies and Freight Forwarding companies in the country, as well as abroad but, the scope of a program & return on investment i.e salary package would largely depend on the how an Individual performs on the program, how he uses the knowledge earned to get the best results in his career & last but not least what is the standing of the Institute in terms od course curriculum & placements.
For the bignner in the field the salary starting in private sector would be approx Rs 20,000 - 25,000 per month. In the govt sector salaries would be comparitively less.
Hope this resolves your query. If yes, please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

Hi,
There is no MBA program available at this university. As i have discussed in your other question, you should opt for an early career MBA. Unlike traditional MBA programs where there is a minimum requirement of 2 years Full Time professional work experience, Early Career MBA programs are designed for students who are fresh college graduates with no work experience or one to two years of professional work experience. Students are typically recent college graduates.
Some examples of such schools are:
1) IESE Business School
2) University of Chicago(Booth)
3) Yale School of Management
4) University of Rochester(Simon)
5) Stanford University
6) UCLA
Another advantage of applying for the early career MBA is that most of the universities with an early career MBA program accept a 3 year undergraduation degree which i believe is your case. Provided you apply for a regular MBA program in the US, you would not be eligible in most of the good universities as they require a 4 year degree.
Note: You should target a 700+ GMAT score.
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If you are planning to pursue your MBA abroad right after completing your BCOM, i would recommend you to take the GMAT and apply for an early career MBA program.
Unlike traditional MBA programs where there is a minimum requirement of 2 years Full Time professional work experience, Early Career MBA programs are designed for students who are fresh college graduates with no work experience or one to two years of professional work experience. Students are typically recent college graduates.
Some examples of such schools are:
1) IESE Business School
2) University of Chicago(Booth)
3) Yale School of Management
4) University of Rochester(Simon)
5) Stanford University
6) UCLA
Another advantage of applying for the early career MBA is that most of the universities with an early career MBA program accept a 3 year undergraduation degree which i believe is your case. Provided you apply for a regular MBA program in the US, you would not be eligible in most of the good universities as they require a 4 year degree.
Note: You should target a 700+ GMAT score.
Hope my answer has solved your query. If it has, kindly mark it as best answer.