Which stream should I choose while taking admissions in MBA (HR,finance or marketing) so as to get good placements and need to study less?
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If you want to study less, then you should choose a branch with most field work and that would be marketing. MBA marketing consists of mainly practical syllabus. -
There are no shortcuts to success as you mentioned of less study in question. Further, MBA in given specialisation refers to job opportunities in selected companies. Marketing, HR, Finance has always scope in MBA. So, choose MBA institute & then study hard to get jobs. -
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Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoWell, in such case, I will suggest you go for marketing but you should have the skills that required for the marketing guy. But other fields also good you should go toward your interest There is always placement for any branch if you have done it from good colleges and not average colleges. -
See, placements are equivalents and it depends on the persons potential how much work he is capable of doing! But as you have mentioned less study, so the shortcut that I would suggest for you is of marketing provided you have good communication skills and you are a optimistic guy. If you have good convincing power. -
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Anirban Ghosh Member - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoYou will have to study in all the streams. MBA is more about case studies so you won't have a problem as it won't be that much theoretical like school days.
Good luck. -
It depends upon your area of interest. If you are good at maths go for finance. If you have good persuading and networking skills, you can go for marketing. HR deals with people. Choose your interest. All steams have their own value and opportunities. Marketing is the evergreen specialisation.
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