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Nowadays, it is not uncommon to see MBBS graduates going for an MBA. Instead of pursuing medical PG courses (MS, MD, PGDM programs), they go for management education! What are the reasons behind the emergence of this trend? Read on to know more!
The first and most important reason is the cut-throat competition for PG Medical seats! We all know how competitive PG medical entrance tests are. PG seats, especially Government seats, are few in number. There are too many applicants for these limited seats.
Thanks to the tremendous competition for Government PG medical seats, many MBBS graduates are left behind and unable to go for higher education. Programs like MD, MS and medical PGDM programs are beyond their reach. They look at MBA as an attainable target.
The appeal of an MBA Degree from an IIM is too good to ignore! Some MBBS graduates aim at landing in one of the IIMs. A mixture of medical knowledge and management degree from the premier institute will definitely boost their career prospects!
Is getting an MBA after MBBS really useful?
The institute where you pursue MBA program plays a great role in determining the path of your career. An MBA from premier management institutes like IIMs and XLRI will give your career an explosive start and steady growth.
Your specialization, to an extent, will also play a significant role in determining the path of your career. Pursuing relevant MBA disciplines (like healthcare management, hospital management etc) will boost your career prospects.
Apart from the general MBA program, there also exists lucrative specialization management programs. Some of them are related to the field of healthcare. Check out some of the best MBA specializations here.
1. The first chapter of the book begins where?
(a) In the rural mountains of Haiti.
(b) In Brooklyn.
(c) In the city of Port au Prince.
(d) In TriBeCa.
2. The story begins on __________ early morning.
(a) A typical.
(b) A stormy.
(c) A strange.
(d) A cold.
3. Who is Joseph Binbin Mauvant?
(a) Mama Lola's brother.
(b) Mama Lola's great grandfather.
(c) Mama Lola's father.
(d) Mama Lola's grandfather.
4. In what town does the story take place?
(a) Surin.
(b) Port au Prince.
(c) Achille.
(d) Jean Rabel.
5. Where is this town located?
(a) In the northeast corner of Haiti.
(b) In the northwest corner of Haiti.
(c) In the southwest corner of Haiti.
(d) In the southeast corner of Haiti.
6. How old is Joseph Binbin Mauvant?
(a) 69.
(b) 79.
(c) 59.
(d) 89.
7. What is the setting?
(a) The Mauvant family store.
(b) The Mauvant family compound.
(c) The town market.
(d) The town hall.
8. Who is Manman Marasa?
(a) The sister of Mauvant.
(b) Mama Lola's cousin.
(c) The daughter of Mauvant.
(d) The wife of Mauvant.
(read all 180 Multiple Choice Questions and Answers) Honestly i dont know if music is the right thing to help you in that case cuz it only makes you feel better temporarly, same like drugs do. If you rly want to quit your use you should seek appropriate help, cuz if you rly want to you can quit. If you dont want to or feel like you cant do it right now, then its also not a problem, shit takes time and shouldnt be done under the pressure of just getting it done yfm. I honestly dont know what music to recommend but as a fellow user abuser i can offer you to hmu and talk it out if that helps youPLUS: Codie Sanchez shares her framework for a happy life.
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Every Sunday (ahem — so, like, 60% of Sundays) I have a little ritual where I check in to make sure I’m on the right path.
I use a framework called the 1-in-60 rule. If I had to give you one guide to living a happy life, I think I’d give you this one.
The thesis is, the further you go, the further away from your goal or destination you get.
I’ve found this is true in life, too — if you don’t track your progress consistently, you’ll veer off course. So often we obsess over a number, like $1m in net worth, 1m subscribers, $10k in monthly income, that we can forget the bigger picture.
So, how do you make sure you’re on the right path?
 You sit down to some music (I like instrumental). You open your computer. Then you ask yourself some questions.
Am I happy doing what I am doing right now?
Looking back at last week, how much of my day was spent doing things I actively enjoyed? How’d that compare to the week before?
Then I throw all those answers and questions in Evernote. It turns out it’s a lot harder to get lost when you’re constantly looking at the map.
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Editing by: Mark “Losing my peg” Dent.Jessica sat at the dinner table. It was just like any other night. Her broccoli stared longingly at her from its place in the middle of her plate. She knew what it was thinking. It was the same thing every piece of broccoli