Which specialisation should I opt in MBA?

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    Juhi Bansal Explore your self | Guide-Level 14

    9 years ago
    Hello,
    It totally depends on your interest but whichever subject you choose, go in depth and get knowledge. Give your 100% in that subject. And, if you want to get into MNCs, you should have very deep knowledge in your subject.In my point of view, if you are a commerce student, you should go with MBA in finance.
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    aneesh ram miles to go before I sleep.... | Contributor-Level 9

    8 years ago
    Well, you can go for HR if you have good communication skills. Else, you can go for marketing or if you ae a commerce aspirant then can go for finance. If you are passionate about accountancy then go for financial engineering which is offered by IIFT. If you are strong in maths or if you are from engineering background or B.Sc in computer science then going for operations systems will also be a good option. All the best.
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    Abhishek Desai | Scholar-Level 17

    9 years ago
    The popular specialisations offered at the various B-schools are:
    HR,
    Finance,
    Marketing,
    IT management,
    Systems,
    Operations,
    International Business,
    Supply Chain Management, and so on.
    So, it entirely depends upon your interests/liking. A graduate from any stream can pursue these specialisations.
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    Smita G MCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM | Guide-Level 11

    9 years ago
    HR and finance is excellent, but go for the one that you like and you can do good into. Otherwise, if you get into something just because it is in demand even if it is not in your range, you will surely go haywire.
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    kundan singh MBA In Marketing

    9 years ago
    MNC companies require only one specialisation because in dual specialisation, you can sit for placement in many companies but you are both of nothing. I will suggest that if you want to work for an MNC, opt for a single specialisation such as marketing or SCM (operations will be good for you).
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    shyam patnaik

    9 years ago
    It is better to go for finance + HR.
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    Nishant Pathak myself Nishant Kumar PAthak | Contributor-Level 6

    9 years ago
    Its up to your interest because you will give your best in the field you like the most. Now a days retail management has a wide range of scope or you can go for one among:
    finance
    marketing
    supply chain & logistics
    operation management
    brand management.

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