11-20-2014, 10:50 AM
hello frds,
can any buddy suggest me which course is better MBA or MS in abroad.
can any buddy suggest me which course is better MBA or MS in abroad.
MS or MBA in abroad
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11-20-2014, 10:50 AM
hello frds,
can any buddy suggest me which course is better MBA or MS in abroad.
03-14-2019, 12:37 PM
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03-25-2019, 02:16 AM
I think the MBA option would be better. Education, which depends on the university is very important and especially valuable. By nationality, I am a Hindu and when there was an acute question about where to go for specialization, I found the site https://leader-education.com/knmu/ As a result, I entered Kharkov National Medical University and became a doctor. It was an invaluable experience, which is why studying in the university is important.
04-26-2019, 07:10 PM
Thank you, Denis
05-13-2019, 01:07 PM
One, a technical degree while the other a management degree, both of which hold a great value in the job market, and hence more tougher to make a choice.
MS VS MBA – The basic difference MBA (Master of Business Administration) is a general business management degree which comprises of core management courses and elective courses (for specialization). MS (Master of Science in Management) is a specialised degree that focuses on one functional area of business. MS MBA Scope MBA will expose you to all the varied core subjects in management viz., HR, Finance, Operations, Marketing, etc., Hope it Helps !! With MBA you get a general degree that covers all the major functioning areas of management, and even though you don’t specialize in one, you get the whole picture on how these areas operate and prepare you for a diverse role if that is what you are looking for. With MBA you get an overall understanding of all the major areas of management. With time and experience, you may then choose the one specialization that suits your skills and interest and do a major (MS) in that. MS digs deeper and helps one to become a master/specialist in that area. The scope is immense for a specialist in any subject, and the returns are handsome too. For example, in companies, there is a need for a specialist in every field viz., a financial analyst, a technical head, a manager who is trained in international business, etc., These are specialist position and can be filled in by people who have in-depth knowledge in these areas. Hence, MS scores over MBA in the indepth study, while MBA scores over MS in flexibility and knowledge in major areas of management. You can say, if MS makes you the Master in a single trade, MBA is like a Jack of all trades. What should you choose – MS or MBA? Students who have just completed their graduation, it makes sense to go for MS and get an in-depth knowledge on a field of their interest. It gives them a good platform to get a job in that specialized area. Once, you get a good experience in the field of say 6-7 years, and then you are in a stage of career wherein you are managing a bigger team of people and looking in to more than 2-3 area of functioning, then getting an MBA is more practical, as different aspects of management needs to be looked into. Alternatively, If you want to manage diverse range of people and business right away, then take MBA. Students who don’t want to get stuck into a single specialization or unsure of one specific area of work in which they would make their career, but would prefer getting more knowledge of different aspects of managing, MBA suits them well. With varied classes and diverse student body, in MBA you will learn all the basic management subjects with a wider range of subjects and academic options. Students still unsure of either, could visit the institutes and speak to the faculties, senior students, etc., to get an idea of the curriculum and what career path one embarks after both these courses. You can get contacts of working ex-students, professionals, etc., to get a more practical view of things such as starting salary packages, work profile, etc., to make you choose more wisely and smartly |
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