What is the admission process for MBA in Pharma? Will having work experience in pharma field make a big difference in selection process?
I finished B-Pharm from Manipal College of Pharmacy. Have GPA of 5.6/10. Currently working in marketing-pharma industry.
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Dear Teja, I don't know much about that college that you have mentioned but one thing I want to say to you that if you have enough experience in this field and then you want to do MBA in the same then that's will prove a big boom to you. This experience will give a slight edge over other students to
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You make yourself eligible for MBA/PGDM in Pharma & Healthcare by appearing for any one of the competitive tests like MH-CET, MAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT and XAT. With your work experience, you get preference over non-experienced candidates. But the advantage is limited. Once you complete the course, the p
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