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MSc finance after MBA?? 21 Jan 2015, 16:42
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hi..
i'm about to do my mba, with majors in finance, in 2015-2017.
And, i'm dreaming of doing MSC from LSE or MFin from a reputed school..??
Is this a good decision ???
And, after MBA, what others degrees are challenging ?? (bsides courses like CFA,FRM)
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MSc finance after MBA?? 21 Jul 2015, 22:57
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I'm not sure why you would do that.....seems to be a lot of money to spend after the MBA with limited return
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Of course, you will be have master’s degree which not many people have, except for professors and lecturers. But why do you want to do that? Most of the subjects in the curriculum would be the same, and MSc will offer less practical knowledge than an MBA, the only difference would be you’ll have to write a dissertation the MSc. If that is what you want, go for it. But I would recommend to go for a PhD.
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hi,

Instead of going for the MSc if you are interested in the teaching profession or want to go for the research & developments than you should try NET Examination. The MSc matter MBA will be not much fruitful but the waste of a lot of time and money as well.

The National Eligibility Test also is known as UGC NET is conducted twice every year for the lectureship at the university level in your specialization.

The candidates who opt for UGC NET JRF will be eligible to get junior research fellowship award and can become an assistant professor.

The minimum eligibility is post graduation and there is no age limit for lectureship while max 30 years for JRF.

Check the complete information from the official website or Eduncle websiteand choose the best suitable option for you.

All the best!!
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I think OP needs to first explain his rationale for wanting to do this... what are you trying to accomplish?

For example, if you're trying to break into a field like investment banking, I would say having just the MBA is plenty enough.
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hi..
i'm about to do my mba, with majors in finance, in 2015-2017.
And, i'm dreaming of doing MSC from LSE or MFin from a reputed school..??
Is this a good decision ???
And, after MBA, what others degrees are challenging ?? (bsides courses like CFA,FRM)
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Hello,

If you are thinking to pursue MBA, It's a very good opportunity to make your career in the business management sector. There is another scope after MBA that is PhD in Management or NET JRF Exam. A UGC NET qualified candidates can easily get a salary of 45,000INR per month for the post of assistant professor, 80,000INR per month for the post of associate professor and 82,000INR per month for the post of professor. you can check complete details about UGC NET Exam at Anujjindal.in website

Thanks!!!