Which MBA will be more suitable for me?

I'm a 28-year old working professional with 5-years of banking experience in a PSU bank, 8.11 CGPA in graduation and 90.8% in +2. How will my profile be viewed when considered for general MBA? Will my experience be a detriment for me? Also, which colleges are likely to view my profile favorably?

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Anirban Ghosh
7 years ago
Given the experience you have in banks, you can try the same in the Finance department in MBA. If you are interested in interaction with people and you are good at communicating with others, you can opt for Marketing.

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Ragesh C.R
7 years ago
If you are good in communication, sales and marketing skills you can chose marketing steam.

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K
7 years ago
Hello, It depends on your graduation background as well as your interest but currently marketing is best specialisation. You can consider Balaji Institute of Morden Management for MBA. It's been ranked 12th in India, 6th in Maharashtra and 3rd in Pune according to Times B School survey 2018. Average

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shubham chaudhari
7 years ago
General management helps to gain knowledge from all the sectors, so if you are confused go for general management.

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P
7 years ago
Hi Krishna, Appreciated with your experience and your marks which you got. Yes, you can go with MBA in General Management, but as you said you have experience in Banking, then I would recommend for MBA in Finance Management or MBA in Banking Management. MBA in General Management is good, but it's a

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