Should I opt for single specialisation in MBA or dual specialisation course as I'll be doing it from LPU?

I want to pursue MBA in IB and entrepreneurship, will it be a good idea for future?

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Asked by Priti Bala Jalchhatri

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Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Priti, it will be a good option to go for dual specialization. The specializations chosen by you too are good one. For a more insight into the specializations you can meet the departmental people in the university. They will be able to guide you better.

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