Which MBA specialization is best for me?

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9 years ago

You should go for MBA Rural Development.
Some institutes like Sarvottam Institute of Technology & Management are offering it.
www.sarvottam.org

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Answered by

Ankit Anand | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

HI, GO FOR MSC. MICROBIOLOGY LOTS OF SCOPE

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Mr. Khushwant Jain | Contributor-Level 10

9 years ago

You need to have a bachelor's degree (3-year course) or equivalent with minimum 50% & above marks in any discipline recognised by any Indian University / AICTE as eligible for post-graduate studies.
You can apply while you are in your final year of graduation. If you do get through the admission test, you will be given provisional admission on the condition that you provide your mark sheet and a certificate of passing by a certain date.
For your reference find below various national level management entrance tests.
- CAT.
- MAT.
- XAT.
- CET.
- ATMA.
Besides the entrance tests mentioned above some B-school even conduct entrance test of their

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You need to have a bachelor's degree (3-year course) or equivalent with minimum 50% & above marks in any discipline recognised by any Indian University / AICTE as eligible for post-graduate studies.
You can apply while you are in your final year of graduation. If you do get through the admission test, you will be given provisional admission on the condition that you provide your mark sheet and a certificate of passing by a certain date.
For your reference find below various national level management entrance tests.
- CAT.
- MAT.
- XAT.
- CET.
- ATMA.
Besides the entrance tests mentioned above some B-school even conduct entrance test of their own like:
- IBSAT: ICFAI Business Schools
- NMAT: NarseeMonjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.
- MICA: Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad.
- IIFT: Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi and Kolkata.
- SNAP-Symbiosis.
The selection process in B-schools generally consists of :
A. Past Academic record.
B. Scores in entrance tests.
C. Group Discussion.
D. Personal Interview.
E. Work experience.
Please note that each B-schools shortlists candidates for second stage of selection process which may be independent of each other.
The process may include
- Written Test.
- Group Discussions.
- Personal Interviews.
Your MBA specialization basically depends on your personality, skills, and career goals. The traditional fields of Marketing and Finance will always remain popular.
Those who prefer to crunch numbers and are comfortable relegating to the background with balance sheets may do well with Finance specialisation.
Those who love to interact with clients, are creative and innovative, and can influence people easily can choose Marketing as their specialisation.
Business Operations is the best MBA specialisation for those who have technical or engineering backgrounds and love looking after men and machines, and backend processes where the real action takes place.
Human Resources or HR is a stream for people's person and is a job for those who have a charismatic personality that can mobilize employees and inspires trust and loyalty for the company.
Technology or IT specialisation is for management graduate who are geeks at heart who love computers, gadgets, and latest technology.
Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it THUMBS UP or Marking as BEST.
All the Best!

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You need to have a bachelor's degree (3-year course) or equivalent with minimum 50% & above marks in any discipline recognised by any Indian University / AICTE as eligible for post-graduate studies. You can apply while you are in your final year of graduation. If you do get through the admission test, you will be given provisional admission on the condition that you provide your mark sheet and a certificate of passing by a certain date. For your reference find below various national level management entrance tests. - CAT. - MAT. - XAT. - CET. - ATMA. Besides the entrance tests mentioned above some B-school even conduct entrance test of their own like: - IBSAT: ICFAI Business Schools - NMAT: NarseeMonjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai. - MICA: Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad. - IIFT: Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi and Kolkata. - SNAP-Symbiosis. The selection process in B-schools generally consists of : A. Past Academic record. B. Scores in entrance tests. C. Group Discussion. D. Personal Interview. E. Work experience. Please note that each B-schools shortlists candidates for second stage of selection process which may be independent of each other. The process may include - Written Test. - Group Discussions. - Personal Interviews. Your MBA specialization basically depends on your personality, skills, and career goals. The traditional fields of Marketing and Finance will always remain popular. Those who prefer to crunch numbers and are comfortable relegating to the background with balance sheets may do well with Finance specialisation. Those who love to interact with clients, are creative and innovative, and can influence people easily can choose Marketing as their specialisation. Business Operations is the best MBA specialisation for those who have technical or engineering backgrounds and love looking after men and machines, and backend processes where the real action takes place. Human Resources or HR is a stream for people's person and is a job for those who have a charismatic personality that can mobilize employees and inspires trust and loyalty for the company. Technology or IT specialisation is for management graduate who are geeks at heart who love computers, gadgets, and latest technology. Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it THUMBS UP or Marking as BEST. All the Best!

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