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Posted Sep 23, 2022 20:51

Hi, I have completed my UG degree in BBA(Financial & Investment Analysis), and now I want to pursue my Master's. I have two concerns as of now:
1. Should I pursue MBA in an Indian college or should I go for the Japanese/Korean college(as a preference I have thought of these two countries)
2. Also, apart from MBA what other options do we have(I have only heard about MBA after BBA), else, is MBA-Finance a better option for me?
Hi, I have completed my UG degree in BBA(Financial & Investment Analysis), and now I want to pursue my Master's. I have two concerns as of now:
1. Should I pursue MBA in an Indian college or should I go for the Japanese/Korean college(as a preference I have thought of these two countries)
2. Also, apart from MBA what other options do we have(I have only heard about MBA after BBA), else, is MBA-Finance a better option for me?
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Posted Sep 24, 2022 01:23

Study in India if you are Indian and want to work in India. 

After a BBA you can do anything: become a poet, a cheesemakers, a teacher, whatever. A BBA doesn't exclude you from many things. Focus on goals and values. 
Study in India if you are Indian and want to work in India.&nbsp;<br><br>After a BBA you can do anything: become a poet, a cheesemakers, a teacher, whatever. A BBA doesn't exclude you from many things. Focus on goals and values.&nbsp;
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