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| 13th April 2018 06:28 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? I would like to know about integrated MBA & scope of this course. Is integrated MBA courses better or BBA first then MBA is better? |
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| 11th May 2016 01:37 PM | ||
| pabolu srivalli |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? After completing your BBA course of study it is better to take up Banking job then MBA,because you can take up MBA after settling in job also,it is hard to get a good bank job right now,so prepare for the Bank jobs and get a good Public sector banking sector jobs. Banking jobs are available in both the public sector and private sectors also,you can take up in any of the sector and in order to appear for the bank jobs you should have at least completed graduation or bachelor degree as you are of BBA graduate you are eligible for banking sectors jobs such as
Public sector bank jobs are available through the IBPS examination which is the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection recruitment examination which is conducted twice every year for all the public sector banks and you can appear for these banking sector jobs after your graduation course. After getting bank job you can appear or take up MBA in part time course if you are really interested in MBA course. |
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| 11th May 2016 01:25 PM | ||
| TLSAAAA |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? MBA stands for Master of Business Administration and it is two year duration course. So, if you have any interest in business sector you can join MBA course. Other than MBA join banking jobs is also a best choice for that you have to appear for entrance examination and qualify in its stages. So, I will suggest you to go with your decision as per your desire and future aim. |
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| 11th May 2016 12:49 AM | ||
| shweta 1411 |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? You are little bit confused about this. After BBA you are eligible for writing bank entrance exams. But if you are interested in pursuing MBA then it is also good. Let me tell you after completing MBA you can also write bank exams. Eligibility criteria are as under for bank exams:- Candidate must be a graduation degree holder from a recognized university. Candidate age should not less than 21 years and not more than 30 years. Candidate which comes under reserved category will get declared reservation in age as well as marks. |
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| 10th May 2016 11:11 PM | ||
| A033bhishek |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? Quote:
So if your financial condition is good then you should pursue MBA. You can even complete your MBA from correspondance while working in any bank. |
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| 10th May 2016 10:35 PM | ||
| RSJ66 |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? # At this stage, you have to choose any one option mentioned below: * Go for pursuing MBA degree * Go for job in banking sector * Go for job in banking sector and simultaneously continue with correspondence course in MBA # You have to decide yourself regarding further course of action. # If I were you, I would surely go for pursuing MBA degree. # Followings are the reasons behind choosing MBA degree course: * MBA degree helpful in developing skill and practical knowledge. * MBA will transform your graduate level knowledge to the master degree level. * MBA expand the horizon of job opportunities. * MBA degree helps in getting better salary package. * MBA degree helps in extension in personal network. * MBA degree helps in up-gradation of skill and development # Names of few institutes who are prominent in offering MBA degree course: * Management Development Institute, Gurgaon * Shailash J Mehta School of Management, IIT, Bombay * Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi * Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow * Indian Institute of Management, Indore * Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak * Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad * Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore * XLRI -Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur * Indian Institute of Management, Mumbai * Department of Management Studies, IIT, Delhi * S.P. Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai * Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode * Indian Institute of Management * National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai * Department of Management Studies, IIT, Chennai |
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| 10th May 2016 09:58 PM | ||
| taputanya |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? I would like to suggest you to go for banking job if you will be able to qualify the exam such as Bank clerical, bank Probationary Officer and side by side you can go for part time MBA course. If you want to go for regular MBA course then you have to qualify the entrance exam such as XAT,MAT, CAT etc. |
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| 10th May 2016 08:41 PM | ||
| ranjan Ayush |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? It depends upon your interest weather you are interested in higher studies or you want to get a job. Both the options are available for you and after qualifying the respective entrance such as IBPS, SBI or CAT, MAT, XAT you are eligible for the jobs or studies respectively. |
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| 10th May 2016 08:34 PM | ||
| jxsab |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? Quote:
After BBA if you have interest of earning then joining in a bank job is rightful thing to do. If you have a thinking of getting into a post graduation degree then you can choose MBA. The choice is all yours as it depends upon your interest. The eligibility criteria's which you would need to have for joining in MBA course is that you should have completed a under graduation degree from a recognized university in any stream. There is no age limit for doing the course. Whereas in the case of joining in banking job you need to satisfy the nationality, age limit, educational qualification for the respected post which you are applying in order to be eligible. |
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| 10th May 2016 06:49 PM | ||
| 13precious |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? If you wish to go for banking job you must have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with aggregate 60% marks . Age Criteria:- Minimum 20 years & maximum 30 years. Upper age relaxation for reserved category candidates is as follows:- 3 years for OBC, 5 years for SC & 10 years for pwd. Selection Procedure:- Written exam , personal Interview If you wish to go for MBA that is also best career option for you. MBA stands for Master of business administration which is post graduate course. You will have to crack entrance exam like CAT,MAT,XAT etc. Eligibility Criteria:- You must have a bachelor's degree with at least 55% marks from any recognized university. There is no age limit. |
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| 10th May 2016 06:19 PM | ||
| sarika1993 |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? Both options are good for your career after completion of BBA. You should prepare for bank exams and also apply for MBA. If you will get job in well reputed bank , then you can left MBA. Bank Exam Eligibility - You should have passed bachelor's degree with any discipline from a recognised university. - Your age should be between 18 to 28 years for Clerk and 21 to 30 years for PO. Bank Exam Syllabus - Quantitative Aptitude - Reasoning - English - Arithmetic - General Awareness - Computer Awareness MBA Eligibility - You should have bachelor's degree with any discipline from a recognised university. - You also require to qualify entrance exam for admission. MBA Entrance Syllabus - Quantitative Aptitude - Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning - Verbal and Reading Comprehension |
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| 10th May 2016 05:39 PM | ||
| Career Expert |
Re: After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? After BBA, you can pursue your higher studies in Master's degree course like MBA or you can also apply for bank examinations based on your interest. I suggest you to pursue MBA course in IIT's or NIT's or any other top colleges for getting a good job and to have a bright future. |
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| 10th May 2016 03:15 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
After BBA should go for Banking job or MBA? After graduation in BBA should i go for bank exams or for mba? Which will be more beneficial for me in all respect among these two. |
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