Hi .I am in final year of graduation and I want to get admission in a good business school in india or in UK but the problem is that in UK their requirement is atleast two years of work experience and as I am a fresher so doing MBA from UK will not be possible for me..so please if anybody could tell me what is the difference between MBA and MSc marketing ..what will be the job prospect if i opt for doing MSc in marketing from UK..please anybody help me out...I will be highly thankful
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