What should I do after completing Diploma in mechanical along with 12th (science)? I am interested in MBA in HR.

I am unsure about engineering.

74 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sagar Chitode
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Hello Sagar, It's a good dream that you have. To achieve this, you will have to complete some graduation and then only you can pursue MBA. So, take admission to obtain some degree as first step.

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Ashutosh singh
9 years ago
As you are interested in MBA, after completing your Diploma, you have to do a Bachelor's degree in mechanical among B.Tech and BE. After this, you can go for MBA in HR MBA can be done only after doing graduation.

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