Which MBA specialisation will be better for an economics graduate with commerce background in 12th?

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Arpit Dongre | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

First of all, you need to understand that specialization should be chosen on the basis of your interest in the field than anything else. For example, a lot of students choose Finance or Marketing as their specialization only to realize that they always loved operations or HR or something else. So fi

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Nishant Panchal | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Given your background you can consider Finance or Marketing as your options since Operations is usually the domain of Engineers. One way of choosing a specialization is by looking at your natural inclinations Are you a numbers person who is interested in financial markets, stocks, etc.? Are you more

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