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Collecting degree is not enough u must have practically sound also. First of all i would like tu suggest u that whatever u r doing do it thoroughly. Clear ur fundamental concepts. It should not be like that making second floor without any foundations.
Before selecting MBA plz ask some questions to urself.
1. If Not MBA then What Else?
2. MBA at What Cost?
3. What Job After MBA?
4. Are u financial sound or taking loan from bank?
4. How much u will get after MBA?
5. Dose ur base degree get enhanced after MBA or your line get changed after doing MBA?
6. Are u choosing MBA after seeing to the others?
7. How about ur communication Skills?
8. Does Money is the only criteria in career or Job satisfaction also does matter?
Just think twice and thrice and if ur answer comes to yes then only chose MBA. Otherwise there are lot of other fields where u can make ur career in less amount of money as well as in less time as well.

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Post Graduate Diploma in Total Quality Management is designed to prepare the students
who are in the fields of total quality management, quality audit, business analyst, quality control management, and project implementation management. Students pursuing this Emphasis
will learn about information technology project management, human factors and team
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Individuals with leadership inclination and oriented task management who are looking for a
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stresses continuous improvement, definition and measurement of outcomes, and techniques
to achieve increased quality of organizational activities. Opportunities are there as Quality Auditors, Quality Assessors and consultants and in QC /QA departments of various industries.

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