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why you shifted from Bsc electronics to management/pgdm/MBA?
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Answer Posted / vikash chandra nautiyal
well I wanted to learn about business, enterpreneurship,
and marketing stratgies, as we know that today's stiff
comiptition managers of the companies are the enterpreneurs
who run the business and MBA was the best path for that, so
I choosed MBA after B.Sc. electronic.
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