I have done B.Sc.(H)Zoology.Presently doing MBA(Global
Business).Went for an interview.There they asked me "Why
did you do MBA after doing B.Sc.?"
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Answer Posted / nagaraj bca student
bcz in my learning stage i want to know about what is world
now i become fell in career stage how should we live... so
in living for getting all requirements... i selected
business line...
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