Which Stream is Right for you In MBA and How to Choose it?

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We all know MBA’s are one of the top paid Jobs across the globe. Once you decided to go for MBA, the most confusing question is which stream I will specialize in? Especially unlike other technical
specialization, MBA is a course which is very closely aligned with your personality. So before choosing the stream or even MBA itself, the two questions you should introspect yourself are;



1.Why MBA?

The prime question needs to be answered. Is it just for a job or you felt you would be a good management person. If your answer is for a Job, better don’t choose and if it’s later one, analyze yourself and identify your best qualities that make you a good management person.

2. Which Stream?

Once you decided to go for MBA, next confusion is on which stream to choose. You need to do a thorough self-examination by asking questions like;

a)Are you a people person, and good at understanding emotions, probably HR might be a good choice for you
b)Good in presenting and people listen to you when you talk, Marketing would be a right choice
c)If you are good in numbers and maybe you are a guy who budgets and manages money well, might be financing would be a good bet for you
Once you align your strengths and decide your choice according to your best qualities you can do wonders in your career and moreover, you will be happy and passionate about your daily job.

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