Should I opt for MBA in any of the top 30 B-schools or pursue CA?

I would suggest you to go for MBA now and then afterwards you can continue your CA course.

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I personally feel that at in the current times, MBA has become a must have. While CA is something that is not meant to be for everyone, MBA is a degree that something that adds value to every professional. Whether you are a graduate, a PG or a working professional, you can apply for Executive MBA or Reg MBA at LM Thapar School of Management and unleash your Business Administration potential. Admissions are open, you can apply.

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Your can pursue MBA from top B-schools, though it depends on your interest, so get an insight of both and then decide. Best of luck.

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I would like to answer this on the basis of two points: 1. Interest: Check what your interest this. All the three fields are totally different and require totally different mindset and creativity. So basic thing is interest. 2. Colleges: Doing MBA is not just enough, make sure do it from a very good college. This will. Make sure you have good corporate connections and can look for various opportunities.

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It would be better to do MBA in top 10 B-Schools otherwise choose CA.

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Your can pursue MBA/PGDM from top B-schools like IIMs, GIBS Bangalore, and Christ University, though it depends on your interest, so get an insight of both and then decide. Best of luck.

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Your life priorities and current ambitions determine whether you should go for an MBA or pursue CA. CA is a vast course that includes at least 4 years of rigorous practice whereas an MBA barely requires 1-year practice on CA. Or other management exams,. .

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Hi there, you should think about where your interest lies. If accounting interests you, you should do CA. If management interests you, then only you should do an MBA. The universities and institutes offering MBA are: IIM FMS Lovely Professional University Narseemonjee Symbiosis The Mittal School of Business at LPU is accredited by Accreditation Council for Business Schools and s, USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members, studying at LPU will get a degree accredited from a body USA. Placement: Companies like Colgate Palmolive, Hindustan Unilever, Godrej Consumer, Asian Paints, Bajaj Allianz, CEAT, Rallis India, etc. Visit LPU for recruitment purposes. The main thing about placement that I liked there is that LPU provides placement classes to the students from the first year, which helps students prepare for placement until their final year. The highest package offered for the management me is Rs. 21 LPA. Scholarships: LPU provides very good scholarships on the basis of Percentage in Qualifying Exam/ Qualification previous to Eligibility Qualification, LPU NEST CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT or NMAT Financial Aid, Need-Based, Financial Aid for Serving/ Retired Defence/ CAPF/ Para- Military Personnel and their dependents, Financial Aid to Persons with Certain Disabilities Faculty: All faculty members are well qualified from top-ranked universities all over the world such as IITs, NITs, Iims, etc. Infrastructure: All the facilities are available on the campus itself, a student does not need to go outside for anything. On the campus, Central Library, Hospital facility is available 24*7 for staff and students, Shopping mall, Indoor Sports Stadium with 3 Olympic size Swimming Pools, Public/Private Sector Banks, ATM, etc.

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Hi. Hardik. The decision to pursue an MBA/PGDM or CA depends on your individual career goals and aspirations, as both paths offer different opportunities and skillsets. An MBA programme from a top-ranked B-school can provide a broad range of business skills, including finance, marketing, operations, strategy, and leadership, and can be particularly beneficial for those interested in pursuing careers in management, entrepreneurship, or consulting. GIBS Business School is a well-regarded B-school in South Africa that offers an MBA programme, and is recognised for its high-quality education and strong industry connections. On the other hand, pursuing a CA qualification can be a good choice for individuals interested in accounting and finance. The programme provides in-depth knowledge and training in accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial management, and prepares individuals to work as chartered accountants. This field can be highly rewarding for those interested in financial planning and analysis, tax consulting, or auditing. It's important to note that both MBA/PGDM and CA programs require a significant investment of time and money, so it's important to carefully evaluate your personal goals and preferences before making a decision. You should consider your strengths, interests, and long-term career aspirations to make an informed decision. It may also be useful to consult with professionals in both fields and alumni of top B-schools like GIBS Business School to gain further insights and perspective.

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Career goals: If your goal is to work in corporate management, leadership roles or consulting, an MBA can be a better option as it provides a broad range of business skills and knowledge. On the other hand, if you want to specialize in accounting, auditing, and taxation, CA can be a better option. Time and cost: Pursuing an MBA from a top B-school can be a significant investment of time and money. It typically takes two years to complete an MBA and can cost several Lacs of rupees in tuition fees and other expenses. On the other hand, pursuing CA involves a longer time commitment, but it may be more affordable in terms of fees and other expenses.

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