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Hello medial Users!Recenlty i encountered an ad of masters union which provides industry oriented education to students and guess what there average package is whooping 30 lpa ,yeah average package u heard it right .But here is a twist there 4 year f

What's your pov on Masters Union-like they distributed their contents through different media and made a great brand value- but is it actually worth it for a tier 3, non-business background student! If I have to invest around 30-40lacks for my Master

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Speaking of STARTUPS I have been seeing alot of ads of two institutions. 1. MESA Business School (1year program Fees 22LPA+ 4/5L Accomodation) 2. Masters union (29L for 16months) These programs are not traditional MBA they are solely focused on Sta

Greetings everyone! How are you all doing? Let's talk about masters union a well-established business school! The kids who learn businnes by doing business! But let's rewind a little! Recently I have seen many post and comments on medial saying drop

Hero product or you can say Hero tag. 'Product AI', 'AI as a product, 'AI as a service' and a lot more. Founders use these to get more investors on board. But most of the AI they have in their product is -- AI copy pasted code and AI generated im

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