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I have completed BBA in Retail Management. What post graduation to take up? I have an idea to join Mcom (International Business). will my decision be wise?

I am a disabled student due to an accident. I lost 5 years in treatment. I still have issues in mobility, speech and left hand usage. #college #retail #management #mass-communications #business #international-business #business-management

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Satish Reddy’s Answer

I'm sorry Prashanth to hear about your unfortunate accident and I'm glad to hear you're on the road to recovery.
MBA is what i suggest to take as MBA will open up lot of opputunities in the management area. I dont think your disability will stop from growing in the carrier.
These days there lot of opputinities which you cna use one hand and do it. Online marketing will be the are i suggest you as you can use one hand to do this.
Its just suggestion, hear all the suggestions and take the best call. Good Luck.
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Molly’s Answer

As stated in previous answers, an MBA with a focus in International Business or Finance might just be something you'd like to investigate. I applaud you for continuing your education and good luck with your endeavors!
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Betty’s Answer

Hi Amrith,

I'm sorry to hear about your unfortunate accident and I'm glad to hear you're on the road to recovery. I'm not familiar with the degrees you mentioned (BBA, Mcom), but it's very standard for most students to pursue their graduate studies with an MBA (Masters of Business Administration).

Additionally, have you considered pursuing a career in Assistive Technology or Accessibility (with your MBA specializing in this area)? Typically, technology and other companies, especially companies working with the government, certify that their products can be used by a person with a disability to perform a task and they provide features to display and input technologies to make online resources accessible to this demographic. I have personally worked on achieving accessibility for a company I used to work for (eg. WCAG 3 Introduction | Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) | W3C) and I believe that your experience is very valuable to companies who want to make these improvements to make their services more accessible.

https://usability.yale.edu/web-accessibility/articles/assistive-technology
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