Hello, I'm Raj.I'm interested In pursuing Mba after completing my civil engineering.can anyone plz help me which branches are best for me?
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31st May, 2018
See there is no best streams ,it just depends on your interest after all,its your career .If you love operations ,try to do that.As most engineering's have a benefit in it.
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7th May, 2018
Hello Padala
I hope you are doing well.Thanks for contacting C360,we will look forward to helps you with all your queries.
Its a very good thought which you have decided as it will benefit you a lot.
Now coming up to your question about which branch of mba you should choose after completing civil engg then i would suggest you to go with rural management because it will suit you the best.
Rural management is the study of planning, organising, directing, and controlling of co-operatives, agribusiness and allied fields. It merges the knowledge of management studies and applying it in the rural context. Most of the courses are designed in such a way that the concepts taught in the class is applied in the real life through training in the rural areas through case-studies and interaction with the rural people .
As you have studies civil engg you will be getting too much works in rural areas which will make you known to this sector and help you later.
I hope this helps.
BEST OF LUCK!
I hope you are doing well.Thanks for contacting C360,we will look forward to helps you with all your queries.
Its a very good thought which you have decided as it will benefit you a lot.
Now coming up to your question about which branch of mba you should choose after completing civil engg then i would suggest you to go with rural management because it will suit you the best.
Rural management is the study of planning, organising, directing, and controlling of co-operatives, agribusiness and allied fields. It merges the knowledge of management studies and applying it in the rural context. Most of the courses are designed in such a way that the concepts taught in the class is applied in the real life through training in the rural areas through case-studies and interaction with the rural people .
As you have studies civil engg you will be getting too much works in rural areas which will make you known to this sector and help you later.
I hope this helps.
BEST OF LUCK!
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