This is a discussion on difference between M.tech & MBA courses in HRDM within the Business Schools & Careers forums, part of the Business category; Hello everybody.. Is there any diference between above mentioned two courses? If difference prevails then what r the different scope....
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Hello everybody..
Is there any diference between above mentioned two courses? If difference prevails then what r the different scope.
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I think there is large difference between Mtech and MBA degrees.
Mtech widely focus is on technical aspect of education,on other hand MBA degree guides you towards management side in different fields... Moreover i dont think that there is any link Mtech and HRDM courses.
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to switch on the light i used google:
HRDM: Human Rights and Democracy Movement MBA: Master of Business Administration Mtech: well i think You are speaking of a MSc, otherwise explain please. MSc: Master of Science itrix enlighten us please! Hendrik |
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